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What is the pH at which the monomolecular layer around gas rumen bubbles has its greatest stability?
What is the pH at which the monomolecular layer around gas rumen bubbles has its greatest stability?
- pH 8
- pH 5
- pH 4
- pH 6 (correct)
What is believed to be the primary foaming agent in primary ruminal tympany?
What is believed to be the primary foaming agent in primary ruminal tympany?
- Starch
- Fiber
- Lipids
- Soluble leaf proteins (correct)
Which type of pastures are most common in causing bloat?
Which type of pastures are most common in causing bloat?
- Legume or legume-dominant pastures (correct)
- Cereal crops pastures
- Grass-dominated pastures
- Vegetable crops pastures
What is the immediate effect of feeding on bloat occurrence?
What is the immediate effect of feeding on bloat occurrence?
What reflects the forage’s potential for causing bloat?
What reflects the forage’s potential for causing bloat?
What inhibits the coalescence of small gas bubbles in primary ruminal tympany?
What inhibits the coalescence of small gas bubbles in primary ruminal tympany?
Which factor determines whether bloat will occur?
Which factor determines whether bloat will occur?
What type of pastures are most common in causing bloat?
What type of pastures are most common in causing bloat?
What is the pH at which the monomolecular layer around gas rumen bubbles has its greatest stability?
What is the pH at which the monomolecular layer around gas rumen bubbles has its greatest stability?
What releases a greater amount of small chloroplast particles that trap gas bubbles and prevent their coalescence?
What releases a greater amount of small chloroplast particles that trap gas bubbles and prevent their coalescence?
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