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Tree leaves were poor in P and Mg.
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e0“but poor in P and Mg.”
t0“Tree leaves (11 species)”
Title
Nutritional value and tannin profile of forest foliages in temperate sub-Himalayas
B. Sahoo; Anil Kumar Garg; Ranjan Kumar Mohanta; et al. Range Management and Agroforestry 2016
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation Leaf composition varied widely across measured protein, fibre and tannin traits.
- Observation Condensed tannin ranged from 0.02 to 5.82%.
- Observation Hydrolysable tannin ranged from 0.50 to 9.20%.
- Association Leaf IVOMD correlated negatively with NDF and ADF content.
- Association Leaf IVOMD correlated positively with CP.
- Observation Tree leaves were rich in Ca, Fe and Mn.
- Observation Cu content was below the critical level in most tree leaves.
- Observation I content was below the critical level in most tree leaves.
- Association Foliage mineral concentration was lower at high elevation than low elevation.
- Observation Most tree leaves were judged good sources of protein and fibre.
- Observation Grewia leaves were classified as good quality forage.
- Observation Ficus leaves were classified as good quality forage.