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Nutritional Ecology of the Ruminant (Comstock Book)

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I got a bit upset when I read the review by the person who referred to it as 'the Bible BUT....' This is the most comprehensive book on the subject, by one of the best ever scientists in this field. To suggest that that the author's knowledge is questionable (or 'nquestionable' as he/she puts it) is laughable. Based on the other reviewer's poor use of English, their struggle with understanding the book is likely due to their intelligence or English proficiency, or both. Sure the book isn't perfect, and it is complex, but to give it one star is ridiculous.

all mechanismic in rumem about micoorganism and the actions by they in absorptions in rumen wall. Nitrogen cicle and use by micoorg. How much micoorgan. and proportions are necessary to animal production without bypass protein and within it. Modifications in vilous and microvilo. and ruminal papilas ... (cells absorption of volatil fat acids..) mutation in genetic bacterians... selections in groups more specialists to more(great) production in a microorgainsm selected Diferents among others species that ruminants how functional cecon ...

I have been very upset about this book from the first page to the end. This is the book only the author can read. I would like to see the updated version can be more readable. However, the author's knowledge on this topic is nquestionable. My suggestion is looking for another book for serious reading and putting this one on the desk for reference.

Is this 1994 version THE most recent revision of this text? thanks...