Condensed tannins: A factor limiting the use of cassava forage

A study conducted to determine factors influencing the nutritional value of cassava forage other than cyanogenic glycosides; presents the results of a fiber analysis that reveals the presence of condensed tannins in the neutral-detergent fiber of cassava leave blades; also presents data on the compo...

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Autores principales: Reed, J.D., McDowell, R.E., Soest, P.J. van, Horvath, P.J.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Wiley 1982
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/29125
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author Reed, J.D.
McDowell, R.E.
Soest, P.J. van
Horvath, P.J.
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McDowell, R.E.
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description A study conducted to determine factors influencing the nutritional value of cassava forage other than cyanogenic glycosides; presents the results of a fiber analysis that reveals the presence of condensed tannins in the neutral-detergent fiber of cassava leave blades; also presents data on the composition and in-vitro digestibility of leaf blade, petiole, stem and whole leaf, as well as the amount of insoluble pepsin and protease in six varieties of cassava.
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spelling CGSpace291252023-12-27T19:31:11Z Condensed tannins: A factor limiting the use of cassava forage Reed, J.D. McDowell, R.E. Soest, P.J. van Horvath, P.J. manihot esculenta feed crops tannins plant analysis crude protein digestibility legumes pepsin enzymes solubility fibres chemical composition food science biotechnology A study conducted to determine factors influencing the nutritional value of cassava forage other than cyanogenic glycosides; presents the results of a fiber analysis that reveals the presence of condensed tannins in the neutral-detergent fiber of cassava leave blades; also presents data on the composition and in-vitro digestibility of leaf blade, petiole, stem and whole leaf, as well as the amount of insoluble pepsin and protease in six varieties of cassava. 1982-03 2013-06-11T09:22:31Z 2013-06-11T09:22:31Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/29125 en Limited Access Wiley Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture;33(3): 213-220
spellingShingle manihot esculenta
feed crops
tannins
plant analysis
crude protein
digestibility
legumes
pepsin
enzymes
solubility
fibres
chemical composition
food science
biotechnology
Reed, J.D.
McDowell, R.E.
Soest, P.J. van
Horvath, P.J.
Condensed tannins: A factor limiting the use of cassava forage
title Condensed tannins: A factor limiting the use of cassava forage
title_full Condensed tannins: A factor limiting the use of cassava forage
title_fullStr Condensed tannins: A factor limiting the use of cassava forage
title_full_unstemmed Condensed tannins: A factor limiting the use of cassava forage
title_short Condensed tannins: A factor limiting the use of cassava forage
title_sort condensed tannins a factor limiting the use of cassava forage
topic manihot esculenta
feed crops
tannins
plant analysis
crude protein
digestibility
legumes
pepsin
enzymes
solubility
fibres
chemical composition
food science
biotechnology
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/29125
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