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IN the water-meadows opposite my home in Chalfont St. Peter several elm trees were blown down by last winter's gales. The horses and cows grazing on these meadows spent much of their time in chewing off the bark of the boughs of the fallen trees, although there was abundant young grass growing on the meadows all through the last months of a mild winter.
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HILL, L. Nutritive Value of Elm Tree Bark. Nature 125, 780 (1930). https://doi.org/10.1038/125780c0
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