Fat globule size distribution in milk of a German buffalo herd
Renate Schafberg, Robert Schmidt, Manfred Thiele, Hermann H. Swalve
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Renate Schafberg, Robert Schmidt, Manfred Thiele, Hermann H. Swalve
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The volume-surface average diameter of fat globules are larger in buffalo milk than in cow milk and the volume frequency distribution in buffalo milk is more balanced. The globule size was affected by animal, stage of lactation, and test day. An interesting contrast compared to cow milk is the negative correlation between diurnal fat yield and globule size.
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The volume-surface average diameter of fat globules are larger in buffalo milk than in cow milk and the volume frequency distribution in buffalo milk is more balanced. The globule size was affected by animal, stage of lactation, and test day. An interesting contrast compared to cow milk is the negative correlation between diurnal fat yield and globule size.
Key concepts: Globules of fat, Lactation, Milk fat, Herd, Animal science, Animal fat, Cow milk, Biology