1995
DOI: 10.1016/0921-4488(94)00046-a
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Botanical composition and diet quality of goats grazing natural and grass reseeded shrublands

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“…All other grasses present in the study area were very scarce throughout the year in the goat diets, which agrees with other studies in the same type of vegetation (Mellado et al, 1991;Lopez-Trujillo and Garcia-Elizondo, 1995). In contrast, Warren et al (1984a;b) found high use of grass by Spanish goats (around 50% of diet) in spring in a Chihuahuan desert range under excellent conditions.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 78%
“…All other grasses present in the study area were very scarce throughout the year in the goat diets, which agrees with other studies in the same type of vegetation (Mellado et al, 1991;Lopez-Trujillo and Garcia-Elizondo, 1995). In contrast, Warren et al (1984a;b) found high use of grass by Spanish goats (around 50% of diet) in spring in a Chihuahuan desert range under excellent conditions.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 78%
“…The results of the present study are consistent with the general findings of other studies (Lopez-Trujillo and Garcia-Elizondo, 1995;Mellado et al, 2003) regarding the seasonal use of forbs by goats in the Larrea-Flourensia desert scrub. This seasonal pattern of forb use results primarily from the relative availability of other forages.…”
Section: Botanical Composition Of Dietssupporting
confidence: 95%
“…Regardless of stocking level, utilization of grasses by goats in our study was low, which agrees with Lopez-Trujillo and Garcia-Elizondo (1995) and Mellado et al (1991) in the same type of vegetation. Other Chihuahuan desert studies have shown much higher proportions of grasses in Spanish goat diets.…”
Section: Botanical Composition Of Dietssupporting
confidence: 91%