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Microlesions on rumen papillae of sheep fed diets of wheat grain
Research in Veterinary Science
|March 1, 1977
Abstract:
Scanning electron microscope evidence of microlesions on the rumen papillae of lambs fed a wheat grain diet is presented. These represent an early and previously unrecognised stage of rumenitis.
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