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Nutritive value of range plants, inhibitory plant compounds, and mixed species utilization

Discusses the relationships between three digestion inhibitors (lignin, tannin, and biogenic silica) and the feeding behaviour of six African ungulates (Thomson's gazelle, grants gazelle, Kongoni, wildebeest, camels, and cattle (Bos indicus)) in relation to browse/grass comparisons and mixed species...

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Main Author: Reed, J.D.
Format: Conference Paper
Language:Inglés
Published: Australian Academy of Science 1986
Subjects:
nutritive value
rangelands
ruminants
grazing
browsing
faeces collection
cattle
camels
gazelles
lignins
tannin
digestibility
silicon
plant nutrition
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/50889
Summary:Discusses the relationships between three digestion inhibitors (lignin, tannin, and biogenic silica) and the feeding behaviour of six African ungulates (Thomson's gazelle, grants gazelle, Kongoni, wildebeest, camels, and cattle (Bos indicus)) in relation to browse/grass comparisons and mixed species utilization of rangeland.

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