Mozzarella (Italian Wikipedia)

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  • L. O. Seno, V. L. Cardoso and H. Tonhati, Responses to selection for milk traits in dairy buffaloes, in Genetics and molecular research, vol. 5, n. 4, 2006, pp. 790–6, PMID 17183486. URL consultato il 19 ottobre 2008.
    «Borghese and Mazzi (2005) presented a comprehensive review on the Buffalo populations and production systems in the world. According to these authors, Brazil has the largest buffalo herd size in South America, followed by Venezuela, Argentina and Colombia. Buffaloes were imported into Brazil between 1940s and 1960s, where the ideal conditions such as thriving pastures, water, grazing space, and suitable temperatures were available. In the 1970s Brazilian buffalo breeders began to use these animals for dairy and meat production.»

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  • L. O. Seno, V. L. Cardoso and H. Tonhati, Responses to selection for milk traits in dairy buffaloes, in Genetics and molecular research, vol. 5, n. 4, 2006, pp. 790–6, PMID 17183486. URL consultato il 19 ottobre 2008.
    «Borghese and Mazzi (2005) presented a comprehensive review on the Buffalo populations and production systems in the world. According to these authors, Brazil has the largest buffalo herd size in South America, followed by Venezuela, Argentina and Colombia. Buffaloes were imported into Brazil between 1940s and 1960s, where the ideal conditions such as thriving pastures, water, grazing space, and suitable temperatures were available. In the 1970s Brazilian buffalo breeders began to use these animals for dairy and meat production.»

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  • National Research Council, Introduction, in The Water Buffalo: New Prospects for an Underutilized Animal, Books For Business, 2002, ISBN 0-89499-193-0, OCLC 56613238. URL consultato il 20 ottobre 2008 (archiviato dall'url originale il 19 giugno 2009).