Undernutrition in Steers Its Relation to Metabolism, Digestion, and Subsequent Realimentation

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Francis G Benedict Ernest G Ritzman

Undernutrition in Steers Its Relation to Metabolism, Digestion, and Subsequent Realimentation

Name: Undernutrition in Steers Its Relation to Metabolism, Digestion, and Subsequent Realimentation
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Francis G Benedict, Ernest G Ritzman

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English

Tradd Street Press
14 February 2026

Anatomy; Physiology; Biology, life sciences; Animal husbandry

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""Undernutrition in Steers Its Relation to Metabolism, Digestion, and Subsequent Realimentation"" is a foundational scientific study exploring the physiological responses of livestock to periods of restricted food intake. Conducted by Francis G. Benedict and Ernest G. Ritzman, this work provides a rigorous examination of how steers adapt to undernutrition and the subsequent biological recovery during realimentation. The text delves into complex metabolic processes, documenting changes in body weight, energy expenditure, and digestive efficiency under varying nutritional conditions.

Through detailed experimental data and observation, the authors analyze the impact of sub-maintenance rations on the animal's internal systems, offering insights into the resilience and adaptive mechanisms of bovine physiology. This study remains a significant contribution to the fields of animal science and agricultural research, providing essential data for understanding the relationship between nutrition and metabolic health in cattle. It is a valuable resource for researchers, students of veterinary medicine, and professionals in the livestock industry interested in the long-term effects of dietary management on animal growth and development.

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By: Francis G Benedict, Ernest G Ritzman
Imprint: Tradd Street Press
Dimensions: Height: 234mm, Width: 156mm, Spine: 21mm
Weight: 671g
ISBN: 9781026060308
ISBN 10: 1026060303
Pages: 356
Publication Date: 14 February 2026
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active