Trace element nutrition of grazing ruminants. 1. Degree of oxidation, diet, frequency of dosing and location in the gastro-intestinal tract as factors affecting the ability of oxidized copper wire to promote hepatic copper storage

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Langlands JP, Bowles JE, Donald GE, Smith AJ (1986) Trace element nutrition of grazing ruminants. 1. Degree of oxidation, diet, frequency of dosing and location in the gastro-intestinal tract as factors affecting the ability of oxidized copper wire to promote hepatic copper storage. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 37 , 179–188.

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