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Evaluation of sometribove in a prolonged-release system in lactating dairy cows--production responses by Hartnell, G F, Franson, S E, Bauman, D E, Head, H H, Huber, J T, Lamb, R C, Madsen, K S, Cole, W J, Hintz, R L

“…Primiparous (n = 105) and multiparous (n = 136) Holstein cows were used to evaluate efficacy of sometribove (n-methionyl bovine somatotropin, bST) in a dose…”
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Factors affecting response of cows to biweekly injections of sometribove by Sullivan, J L, Huber, J T, DeNise, S K, Hoffman, R G, Kung, Jr, L, Franson, S E, Madsen, K S

“…Seventy-eight lactating Holstein cows (18 primiparous and 60 multiparous) were used to study certain factors affecting response in milk yields to biweekly…”
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Bird species assemblages as indicators of biological integrity in Great Basin Rangeland by Bradford, D.F, Franson, S.E, Neale, A.C, Heggem, D.T, Miller, G.R, Canterbury, G.E

“…The study evaluates the potential for bird species assemblages to serve as indicators of biological integrity of rangelands in the Great Basin in much the same…”
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Input of wind–dispersed seeds into light–gaps and forest sites in a Neotropical forest by Augspurger, Carol K., Franson, Susan E.

“…A total of 52,467 wind-dispersed seeds from 14 tree and 32 liana species fell into 1720 seed traps in 43 paired light-gap and adjacent forest sites on Barro…”
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Long-term evaluation of a prolonged-release formulation of N-methionyl bovine somatotropin in lactating dairy cows by Bauman, D E, Hard, D L, Crooker, B A, Partridge, M S, Garrick, K, Sandles, L D, Erb, H N, Franson, S E, Hartnell, G F, Hintz, R L

“…Eighty Holstein cows (first, second, or third lactation) were used to evaluate the efficacy of a prolonged-release formulation for sometribove (n-methionyl…”
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Seed predation and patterns of fruit production in Asclepias syriaca L by Franson, S.E, Willson, M.F

“…Seed predation in relation to patterns of pod (and seed) distribution was examined in five samples of the common milkweed (Asclepias syriaca L.), in tests of…”
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