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Nutritional composition, in vitro degradation and potential fermentation on tree species grazed by ruminants in secondary vegetation (acahual) of deciduous forest

Albores Moreno, Samuel [autor] | Alayón Gamboa, José Armando [autor] | Miranda Romero, Luis Alberto [autor] | Jiménez Ferrer, Guillermo [autor] | Ku Vera, Juan Carlos [autor] | Vargas Villamil‬, Luis [autor].
Tipo de material: Artículo en línea Artículo en línea Tipo de contenido: Texto Tipo de medio: Computadora Tipo de portador: Recurso en líneaTema(s): Nutrición de rumiantes | Fermentación del rumen | Descomposición de la hojarasca forestal | Vegetación secundaria | Metabolito secundarioTema(s) en inglés: Ruminant nutrition | Rumen fermentation | Forest litter decomposition | Secondary vegetation | Metabolitos secundariosDescriptor(es) geográficos: Tenabo (Campeche, México) Nota de acceso: Disponible para usuarios de ECOSUR con su clave de acceso En: Journal of Animal and Plant Sciences. Volumen 28, número 5 (October 2018), páginas 1263-1275. --ISSN: 1018-7081Número de sistema: 59104Resumen:
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Study conducted to know the nutritional composition, in vitro degradation and the potential fermentation of tree leaves species grazed by ruminants in secondary vegetation of a deciduous forest. Tree leaves were selected from 18 tree species that were subjected to in vitro fermentation. Fermentation variables were analyzed with a designed block repeated over time. The content of CP, NDF and ADF fluctuated among species, from 109 to 262, 391 to 641 and 322 to 579 g kg-¹ of DM, respectively. The concentrations of condensed tannins (CT) presented a wide variation among species and ranged from 1.73 to 233.45 g kg-¹ DM. The significant differences (P<0.05) observed among species in fermentation and digestibility. G. floribundum, M. lindeniana, V. gaumeri, H. barvensis, T. amygdalifolia and C. gaumeri had the highest gas volume (155 to 293.88 mL g-¹), total fermentation (379.45 to 677.39 mg g-¹), fermentation rate (0.031 to 0.038 h-¹), and soluble fraction (178.3 to 265 g kg of DM-¹). In addition, they had highest values of the rapid fermentation fractions (123.58 a 214.88 mg g-¹), medium fermentation (37.07 to 217.87 mg g-¹), and slow fermentation fractions (162.33 to 244.64 mg g-¹), and the highest IVDMD values (39.71 to 54.93%) and IVOMD (47.96 to 66.50%). The species H. albicans, P. piscipula, B. divaricata, L. rugosus, N. emarginata and M. bahamensis had the lowest potential fermented gas emission index (181.13, 181.19, 200.59, 206.36 and 217.24 mL g-¹ MOD). It is concluded that the species G. floribundum, M. lindeniana, V. gaumeri, H. barvensis, T. amygdalifolia and C. gaumeri present in the secondary vegetation of the forest have a good potential in the feeding of ruminants due to their highest fermentability in the rumen.
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Study conducted to know the nutritional composition, in vitro degradation and the potential fermentation of tree leaves species grazed by ruminants in secondary vegetation of a deciduous forest. Tree leaves were selected from 18 tree species that were subjected to in vitro fermentation. Fermentation variables were analyzed with a designed block repeated over time. The content of CP, NDF and ADF fluctuated among species, from 109 to 262, 391 to 641 and 322 to 579 g kg-¹ of DM, respectively. The concentrations of condensed tannins (CT) presented a wide variation among species and ranged from 1.73 to 233.45 g kg-¹ DM. The significant differences (P<0.05) observed among species in fermentation and digestibility. G. floribundum, M. lindeniana, V. gaumeri, H. barvensis, T. amygdalifolia and C. gaumeri had the highest gas volume (155 to 293.88 mL g-¹), total fermentation (379.45 to 677.39 mg g-¹), fermentation rate (0.031 to 0.038 h-¹), and soluble fraction (178.3 to 265 g kg of DM-¹). In addition, they had highest values of the rapid fermentation fractions (123.58 a 214.88 mg g-¹), medium fermentation (37.07 to 217.87 mg g-¹), and slow fermentation fractions (162.33 to 244.64 mg g-¹), and the highest IVDMD values (39.71 to 54.93%) and IVOMD (47.96 to 66.50%). The species H. albicans, P. piscipula, B. divaricata, L. rugosus, N. emarginata and M. bahamensis had the lowest potential fermented gas emission index (181.13, 181.19, 200.59, 206.36 and 217.24 mL g-¹ MOD). It is concluded that the species G. floribundum, M. lindeniana, V. gaumeri, H. barvensis, T. amygdalifolia and C. gaumeri present in the secondary vegetation of the forest have a good potential in the feeding of ruminants due to their highest fermentability in the rumen. eng

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