The copper and molybdenum contents of some pasture species in the Murray Valley.
A. T. Dick, cWE Moore, J. B. Bingley
Abstract
A. T. Dick, cWE Moore, J. B. Bingley
Abstract
Fourteen of the more commonly occurring natural pasture species in the Murray Valley area have been examined over a period of four years for their copper and molybdenum contents. The results of the analyses show that there are significant differences in copper and molybdenum contents between species. The mean values are tabulated and discussed.
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Fourteen of the more commonly occurring natural pasture species in the Murray Valley area have been examined over a period of four years for their copper and molybdenum contents. The results of the analyses show that there are significant differences in copper and molybdenum contents between species. The mean values are tabulated and discussed.
Key concepts: Molybdenum, Pasture, Copper, Environmental science, Animal science, Chemistry, Ecology, Biology