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Analysis of the weight growth dynamic of the grazing sheep in typical grassland

Jian Xu

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According to the weight of the grazing sheep in 1987-2007,the minimum value appeared in April,and the maximum in October.The average gained weight was 0.086 3 kg/d during warm-season,but lost 0.049 6 kg/d during cool-season.The analysis with grey correlation suggested that the temperature and wind speed contributed to the change of sheep weight.

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According to the weight of the grazing sheep in 1987-2007,the minimum value appeared in April,and the maximum in October.The average gained weight was 0.086 3 kg/d during warm-season,but lost 0.049 6 kg/d during cool-season.The analysis with grey correlation suggested that the temperature and wind speed contributed to the change of sheep weight.

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According to the weight of the grazing sheep in 1987-2007,the minimum value appeared in April,and the maximum in October.The average gained weight was 0.086 3 kg/d during warm-season,but lost 0.049 6 kg/d during cool-season.The analysis with grey correlation suggested that the temperature and wind speed contributed to the change of sheep weight.

Key concepts: Grazing, Grassland, Animal science, Biology, Wind speed, Agronomy, Geography, Meteorology

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