The portion of plant products that moves through the human digestive system without being digested.
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The skins make roughage and keep the alimentary tract active.
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That incredibly romantic roughage was considered Aphrodite's sacred salad ingredient.
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His insides needed real roughage to clear them out.
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The roughage is good for my bowels, I'm told.
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I have always found coconut to be good roughage.
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I keep an abundance of roughage, usually shredded corn, before the cows all the time.
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Oh, and a nice, healthy green salad for roughage.
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They eat the crusts for roughage and drink halves of shandy on a night out.
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CONSTIPATION is many times caused by a too concentrated diet, or one containing too little roughage.
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If the animal can eat, it is not advisable to feed a heavy ration of roughage or grain.
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Dogs, birds, people, vehicles, milk, roughage, grains and other material from an infected farm may spread the disease.
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Economy in raising live stock demands the production of all "roughness" or roughage materials on the farm.
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Bull calves are going onto swedes and, for a bit of roughage, they'll get a daily dose of baleage.
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By roughness, or roughage, of course you understand that bulky food, like hay, grass, clover, stover, etc., is meant.
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A limited quantity of roughage should be fed, and this should be good in quality and fed in the evening.
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The metabolic effects of short-term feed restriction and dietary calorie source were studied in horses receiving high-roughage or high-concentrate diets.