Effects of sea buckthorn pomace supplementation on energy partitioning and substrate oxidation in male lambs
Effects of sea buckthorn pomace supplementation on energy partitioning and substrate oxidation in male lambs
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补充沙棘果渣对雄性羔羊能量分配和底物氧化的影响
DOI:
10.1016/j.anifeedsci.2018.10.006
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发表时间:
2019-01-01
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
Zhang, J. X.
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作者:
Hao, X. Y.;Ding, N.;Zhang, J. X.
This experiment investigated the effects of dietary sea buckthorn pomace (SBP) supplementation on energy partitioning, substrate oxidation, and carbon and nitrogen balance in ram lambs. A total of 40 1/2 Dorper x 1/2 thin-tailed Han male lambs (BW = 22.2 +/- 0.92 kg, Age = 120 +/- 11 d; mean +/- SD) were randomly selected and equally divided into 4 groups. Diets were formulated isonitrogenously and contained different levels of SBP: 1) 0% SBP (control); 2) 7.8% dry matter (DM) SBP (8SBP); 3) 16.0% DM SBP (16SBP); and 4) 23.5% DM SBP (24SBP). The lambs were fed in individual stalls for 50 d and then determine nutrients digestibility. Gas exchange was then determined using a polycarbonate head box designed for small ruminants. DM and crude protein (CP) intake were greater for 24SBP (2.1 and 0.29 kg/d) than for control (1.28 and 0.24 kg/d) or 8SBP (1.84 and 0.24 kg/d). The treatment diets did not result in difference in metabolisable energy (ME) intake and heat production (HP). Energy and nitrogen loss in feces were higher for lambs fed the 24SBP than for other groups. The nutrient oxidation contribution to the heat production (OXP/HPx, OXCHO/HPx, and OXF/HPx) was not affected by treatment diets (P > 0.228). The highest values of retention of energy in fat (REfat) and total tissue (REtotal) were observed in 16SBP diet. The results indicated that sea buckthorn pomace can be incorporated in the diet of ram lambs, and inclusion of 16% SBP in the diet had no detrimental effect on energy metabolism and resulted in an increase in energy retention.