PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «MOLYBDENOSIS»
molybdenosis
molybdenosis
define
disease
ruminants
especially
cattle
caused
dietary
intake
excessive
molybdenum
with
resultant
copper
deficiency
characterized
persistent
potential
problem
grazing
jstor
less
forage
reported
cause
nutritional
occurring
which
occurs
particularly
modest
supplementation
blocks
raisbeck
siemion
smith
widely
accepted
that
ratios
lower
than
produce
south
dakota
geological
survey
reprinted
from
journal
range
management
january
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Essentials of Medical Geology: Revised Edition
21.6 Discoloration of the black wool in a sheep suffering from molybdenosis
Molybdenosis in Moose An example of the complexity of diagnosing trace
element imbalances in animals, especially wild animals, is the occurrence of
molybdenosis ...
Olle Selinus, Brian Alloway, Jose Centeno, 2013
2
U.S. Geological Survey Circular
MOLYBDENOSIS IN ANIMALS The role of copper and molybdenum in certain
nutritional diseases of livestock is well known and widely documented. In animals
, molybdenosis results from the interactions of copper, molybdenum, sulfide, and
...
Some trace elements are essential for mammalian metabolism and deficiencies
of them may limit the activities of key enzyme systems or the formation of
essential metabolites. Others are toxic. MOLYBDENOSIS IN ANIMALS The role of
copper ...
4
Westmoreland Resources' Absaloka Mine revised plan: final ...
The company's reclamation plan would greatly decrease the chance of
molybdenosis. First, the company proposes to place at least 3 fee^: of chemically
favorable soil over the spoil. This would decrease the amount of molybdenum
uptake.
Montana. Dept. of State Lands, United States. Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement, 1984
5
Geology and Health : Closing the Gap: Closing the Gap
Molybdenosis Leading to Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Swedish Moose Adrian
Frank Department of Clinical Chemistry, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Swedish
University of Agricultural Science, Uppsala, Sweden Introduction The "mysterious
...
H. Catherine W. Skinner Lecturer in Geology and Geophysics Yale University, Antony R. Berger Lecturer in Geology and Geophysics Yale University, 2003
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Geological Survey Bulletin
In view of the risk of molybdenosis in cattle grazing on forage grown on coal-mine
spoils (Erdman and others, 1978), we also include molybdenum in the list of trace
elements that should be of particular environmental concern. Molybdenosis is ...
7
Eisler's Encyclopedia of Environmentally Hazardous Priority ...
Molybdenum poisoning in cattle was first diagnosed in England in 1938;
molybdenosis was shown to be associated with consumption of herbage
containing large amounts of this element, and to be controllable by treatment with
copper sulfate ...
8
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
1956), and cattle that are reared on many of these soils show signs of
molybdenosis and induced copper deficiency, which respond to treatment with
copper. This reaction of cattle to extra dietary molybdenum occurs with fairly
considerable ...
9
Coal Development: Collected Papers : Papers Presented at ...
MOLYBDENUM AND COPPER CONCENTRATIONS IN FORAGES AND
RESULTING LIVESTOCK DISEASES* Forage Level Disease State Cu Mo >50 -
Copper toxicity 5-15 1-5 Normal 5-8 5-50 Molybdenosis <5 0.1-5.0 Copper
deficiency ...
Dave Books, Linda Branch, Christy Fischer, 1983
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New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
Cunningham (1950, 1960) has described molybdenum-conditioned copper
deficiency diseases (molybdenosis) among cattle and sheep in New Zealand.
Affected calves grew more slowly than normal calves, and their bones were
easily ...
