CHANGES OF CALF RUMEN QUALITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE MICROFLORA CONTENT UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF AMINO ACIDS METHIONINE AND CYSTINE
Abstract
Features of metabolism in ruminant necessitate more detailed study of the needs of these animals in amino acids. For a long time it was thought that rumen microorganisms can synthesize sufficient amount of microbial protein to meet the needs of the organism in replacement and essential amino acids.
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