If you don't enough good condition grass, provide them with other things such as hay, alfalfa, shrubs, herbs, twigs, leaves, bark or carrots.
Deer, for instance, often browse trees and shrubs, biting off twigs to eat.
Broussonetia kaempferi is a climbing and often twining liana (Fig. 1l, m) whereas B. monoica is a shrub often with slender twigs (Fig. 1f h).
Camels can flourish on the coarsest of sparse vegetation, feeding on thorny plants, the leaves and twigs of shrubs, and dried grasses that other animals would refuse, though camels are not averse to more attractive food if it is available.
Millions of people in these and neighboring countries habitually chew the fresh leaves and twigs of this shrub for their stimulating, amphetamine-like effects that are attributed to the active amines cathinone and cathine [ 2].
The walls are built from twigs cut from surrounding shrubs.
Once mates have been secured, the females will deposit their eggs in the twigs of trees and shrubs, laying up to 600 eggs each.
Distal, sun-exposed twigs of trees and shrubs were collected from three replicate individuals per species.
Annual shrub productivity, biomass of current year's twigs, was estimated for all shrub species in 77 different stands.
This plant material is referred to here as twigs, although in several small shrub species 'twigs' were the main stems.
