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PEG addition increased in vitro gas production from tannin-containing browses.
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e0“Addition of PEG to tannin-containing browses increased in vitro gas production.”
Title
G. GETACHEW; H. P. S. MAKKAR; K. BECKER The Journal of Agricultural Science 2002. doi:10.1017/s0021859602002393
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation Browse crude protein content ranged from 54 to 300 g/kg dry matter.
- Observation Total phenol content ranged from 17 to 250 g/kg dry matter.
- Observation Tannin content ranged from 7 to 214 g/kg dry matter.
- Observation Condensed tannin content ranged from 0 to 260 g/kg dry matter.
- Observation Browse protein precipitation capacity ranged from 0 to 1066 μg BSA precipitated/g dry matter.
- Association Browse crude protein content was negatively correlated with total phenols, tannins, condensed tannins and protein precipitation capacity.
- Association Phenolic contents correlated significantly with gas-production change after PEG addition, at r = 0.76 for total phenols and tannins.
- Association Protein precipitation capacity correlated significantly with total phenols at r = 0.87.
- Association Protein precipitation capacity correlated significantly with tannins at r = 0.83.
- Association Protein precipitation capacity correlated significantly with condensed tannins at r = 0.41.
- Association Measured gas production and gas production calculated from short-chain fatty acids had a strong relationship, R² = 0.94.
- Intervention effect PEG did not affect molar proportions of short-chain fatty acids.
- Method / resource Gas production could predict short-chain fatty acids for browse leaves.