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Analysis of the relationships between a number of fleece characteristics in a group of stud Corriedale ram hoggets: A dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for Bachelor of Agricultural Science with Honours

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Authors
Bishell, S. M.
Date
1983
Type
Dissertation
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Department of Agricultural Sciences
Keywords
Corriedale ram hoggets, phenotypic correlations, greasy fleece weight, clean fleece weight, fibre diameter, staple length, accumulated colour score, medullation, practical implications
Fields of Research
ANZSRC::300301 Animal growth and development, ANZSRC::300399 Animal production not elsewhere classified
Abstract
A drop of 225 stud Corriedale ram hoggets were midside sampled at hogget shearing. Greasy fleece weights were recorded and quality number assessed. Samples were scoured to give yield and clean fleece weight and then subjected to further measurements to provide average fibre diameter, staple length, staple strength, scoured colour for brightness and yellowness, susceptibility to discolouration, bulk and medullation.
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