Search Results - "Fonty, A."

Estimating hydraulic properties of rainfall-induced soil surface seals from infiltration experiments and X-ray bulk density measurements by Augeard, B., Assouline, S., Fonty, A., Kao, C., Vauclin, M.

“…Soil and surface seal hydraulic properties were determined from simulated rainfall experiments by the inverse method applied to the Richards equation…”
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Effect of foot lesions on milk production by dairy cows by Coulon, J B, Lescourret, F, Fonty, A

“…Individual curves for milk production of 428 cows affected by foot lesions were compared with control curves drawn from data of healthy lactating cows. First,…”
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In vitro study of the proteolytic activity of rumen anaerobic fungi by Michel, V, Fonty, G, Millet, L, Bonnemoy, F, Gouet, P

“…Proteolytic, aminopeptidase, endopeptidase and carboxypeptidase activities of seven strains of rumen anaerobic fungi, selected to represent the fungal…”
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Morphological and metabolic characterization of a new species of strictly anaerobic rumen fungus: Neocallimastix joyonii by Breton, A, Bernalier, A, Bonnemoy, F, Fonty, G, Gaillard, B, Gouet, P

“…A new strain of strictly anaerobic fungi was isolated from the rumen of sheep. This strain is characterized by a polycentric thallus, an extensive and…”
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Isolation and characterization of a new hydrogen-utilizing bacterium from the rumen by Rieu-Lesme, F, Fonty, G, Doré, J

“…A new H2/CO2-utilizing acetogenic bacterium was isolated from the rumen of a mature deer. This is the first report of a spore-forming Gram-negative bacterial…”
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FERMENTATION PROPERTIES OF A NEW RUMEN ANAEROBIC FUNGAL SPECIES NEOCALLIMASTIX JOYONII by Bernalier, A, Fonty, G, Gouet, Ph

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KINETIC STUDY OF THE DEGRADATION OF WHEAT STRAW AND MAIZE STEM BY PURE CULTURES OF ANAEROBIC RUMEN FUNGI OBSERVED BY SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY by Grenet, E, Jamot, J, Fonty, G, Bernalier, A

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ADHESION OF RUMEN CELLULOLYTIC BACTERIA TO CELLULOSE: A DIFFERENT MECHANISM FOR BACTEROIDES SUCCINOGENES S85 AND FOR RUMINOCCOCUS FLAVEFACIENS 007? by Roger, Valerie, Fonty, G, Gouet, Ph

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