THE EVALUATION OF FORMALDEHYDE, BRONOPOL, TYLOSIN AND PIMARICIN AS ADDITIVES IN SIMULATED SILAGE
THE EVALUATION OF FORMALDEHYDE, BRONOPOL, TYLOSIN AND PIMARICIN AS ADDITIVES IN SIMULATED SILAGE
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甲醛、布罗波尔、泰乐菌素和匹马霉素作为模拟青贮饲料添加剂的评价
DOI:
10.1002/jsfa.2740260619
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发表时间:
1975
影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
R. J. Wilkins
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作者:
M. Woolford;R. J. Wilkins
Formaldehyde, Bronopol, tylosin and pimaricin were tested as silage additives in simulated silage based on laboratory media and microbial inocula. Fermentation was restricted by 33 mM formaldehyde, 1.2 mM Bronopol and 0.2 mM tylosin. Pimaricin had little effect on fermentation but a level of 0.3 mM prevented mould growth when the silages were exposed to air. The antimicrobial effects of formaldehyde and Bronopol, the antibacterial effect of tylosin and the antimycotic effect of pimaricin support the results obtained in earlier work with cultures of silage microorganisms. The concentrations required to prevent growth of lactic acid bacteria were, however, about four times higher than in pure culture tests. The levels of formaldehyde and Bronopol required to prevent fermentation in the simulated silages are, however, less than in needed in the test-tube silos containing forage.