Investigation on effects of phenological stages and species on forage quality of rangelands(Iran)
Forages are mainly used by livestock as a source of nutrition ; forage quality is defined as an expression of the characteristics that affect consumption, nutritive value, and the resulting animal performance.Many factors influence forage quality.The most important are forage species, and, stage of maturity at harvest.Secondary factors include soil fertility and fertilization, temperatures during forage growth, and variety.Among several factors, determinations of crude protein, digestible dry matter and metabolizable energy were considered more appropriate for evaluation range forage quality ( Minson, 1987; Garza and Fulbright,1988; Rhodes and Sharrow,1990).
forage quality phenological stages crude protein ADF dry matter digestible metabolizable energy
Marzieh Mosayyebi H.Arzani M.Maleki
member of scientific board of Islamic A zad University A rdabil Branch Natural resources,Tehran University member of scientific board of Islamic A zad University Khalkhal Branch
国际会议
呼和浩特
英文
2008-06-29(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)