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The effect of supplementing red deer (Cervus elaphus) with different forms of ascorbic acid upon the concentration of ascorbic acid in rumen fluid and blood plasma

Gurusinghe    
R. Manley    
T. R. Barry    
T. N. Littlejohn    
R. Stevenson-Barry    
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