The nutritive ratio/crude-protein relationships in ruminant and non-ruminant digestion
Jen Glover, D. W. Duthie
Abstract
Jen Glover, D. W. Duthie
Abstract
In both ruminant and non-ruminant digestion, the nutritive ratio of a feed is shown to be very significantly related to the crude-protein content of that feed. This confirms that there is a relationship between the total crude protein and digestible protein in a ruminant feed, and strongly suggests that there should also be a relationship between these two components in non-ruminant feeds.
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In both ruminant and non-ruminant digestion, the nutritive ratio of a feed is shown to be very significantly related to the crude-protein content of that feed. This confirms that there is a relationship between the total crude protein and digestible protein in a ruminant feed, and strongly suggests that there should also be a relationship between these two components in non-ruminant feeds.
Key concepts: Ruminant, Digestion (alchemy), Biology, Food science, Animal science, Chemistry, Agronomy, Chromatography