Which statement is not true? Question 3 options: Increasing the processing level of grains does not increase starch flow and digestibility in small intestine Increasing level of grain processing will increase starch digestibility in rumen and small intestine Starch digested in the small intestine provides more energy than starch digested in the rumen As plants mature their digestibility decreases because cellulose becomes less accessible
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