Influence of the physical structure and quality of conservation of grass silages on their voluntary intake by sheep
Dulphy, J.; Bechet, G.T.omson, E.B.issau, J.; Bousquet, H.J.mot, J.J.iller, M.L.-Hotelier, L.
Annales de Zootechnie 4(1): 81-94
1975
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