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Also known as grass hay, alfalfa, dried grass
getrocknete, oberirdische Biomasse von Grünlandpflanzen wie Gräsern, Kräutern und Hülsenfrüchtlern
Hay is dried grass, legumes, or other plants that are stored and fed to animals, ranging from livestock like cattle and horses to smaller pets like rabbits and guinea pigs. It matters because it provides a practical food source for herbivores and other domesticated animals, allowing farmers and pet owners to feed animals during seasons when fresh vegetation isn't available.
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- natural product of taxon
- Poaceae
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Als Heu bezeichnet man die getrocknete oberirdische Biomasse von Grünlandpflanzen wie Gräsern, Kräutern und Hülsenfrüchtlern. Es dient in der Regel als Futter für Nutz- und Haustiere. Abzugrenzen ist das Heu vom Stroh. Als Stroh bezeichnet man die getrocknete oberirdische Biomasse von Druschpflanzen (Getreide, Leguminosen und Ölpflanzen) nach dem Dreschen, also nach Entnahme ihrer Samen (Ähren, Schoten, Ölsaat).
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