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Saleh,, M., Abd El- Aziz, A., Elemam, G. (2008). POTATO BY – PRODUCTS AS ANIMAL FEED : 4 – EFFECT OF SOLANINE ON MINERALS AND VITAMINS IN SHEEP DIETS .. Journal of Animal and Poultry Production, 33(5), 3209-3217. doi: 10.21608/jappmu.2008.217989
M. R. M. Saleh,; A . A. Abd El- Aziz; G. I. Elemam. "POTATO BY – PRODUCTS AS ANIMAL FEED : 4 – EFFECT OF SOLANINE ON MINERALS AND VITAMINS IN SHEEP DIETS .". Journal of Animal and Poultry Production, 33, 5, 2008, 3209-3217. doi: 10.21608/jappmu.2008.217989
Saleh,, M., Abd El- Aziz, A., Elemam, G. (2008). 'POTATO BY – PRODUCTS AS ANIMAL FEED : 4 – EFFECT OF SOLANINE ON MINERALS AND VITAMINS IN SHEEP DIETS .', Journal of Animal and Poultry Production, 33(5), pp. 3209-3217. doi: 10.21608/jappmu.2008.217989
Saleh,, M., Abd El- Aziz, A., Elemam, G. POTATO BY – PRODUCTS AS ANIMAL FEED : 4 – EFFECT OF SOLANINE ON MINERALS AND VITAMINS IN SHEEP DIETS .. Journal of Animal and Poultry Production, 2008; 33(5): 3209-3217. doi: 10.21608/jappmu.2008.217989

POTATO BY – PRODUCTS AS ANIMAL FEED : 4 – EFFECT OF SOLANINE ON MINERALS AND VITAMINS IN SHEEP DIETS .

Article 3, Volume 33, Issue 5, May 2008, Page 3209-3217  XML PDF (785.76 K)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.21608/jappmu.2008.217989
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Authors
M. R. M. Saleh,; A . A. Abd El- Aziz; G. I. Elemam
Animal Production Res. Institute, Agric. Res. Center, Dokki , Egypt .
Abstract
The objective of the present study was to assess the potential effects of solanine in potato by-products ( PB-P ) on minerals and vitamins utilization and nitrogen retaintion . Nine Rahmany rams at 3 years of age , 70.35 kg body weight devided into three groups three animals each their assigned to three digestion trials with three experimental rations . The experimental diets were consists of 50 % concentrate feed mixture (CFM) + 50% roughage as well as berseem hay in control ration , potato by–products silage (PB-PS) and potato by–products hay (PB-PH) in second and third rations , respectively . The results indicated that the DMI of potato by – products silage ( PB-PS ) was higher than another tested treatments . Daily solanine dose is higher ( p < 0.05 )  in  potato by – products hay (PB-PH ) compared to PB-PS group . Some measures were taken on rations , blood , faeces and urine  to determine the minerals and vitamins quantites  .  The results showed  that the nitrogen intake was lower in BP-PH than control and BP-PS . Whereas nitrogen excretion was the highest in control and BP-PH groups than BP-PS group and the diffrences were significant ( p < 0.05 )  . However , nitrogen balance was higher with BP-PS ration more than another expermintal groups . The minerals as well as calcium , phophorus , magnisium, sodium, iron, manganis , zink and potasium were significantly ( p < 0.05 ) higher in PB-PS compared to PB-PH and control group  , excepet for the potassium intake in was lower in PB-PS than other test groups , these results was almost similler to those obtained in blood serum . Howeve , the mineral balance as well as , calcium  , magnisium , sodium , iron , manganis , zink and potasium of PB-PS were significantly ( p <  0.05 ) higher than those of PB-PH and control diets .Whereas it was lower in phosphorus content copared to PB-PH group . The mineral intake as well as calcium , phophorus , magnisium, sodium, manganis , zZink and potasium were significantly ( p < 0.05 ) lower in PB-PS than another  groups , except of iron is higher in PB-PS than others . Whereas minerals balance of PB-PH were higher significantly (p < 0.05 ) in magnisium, zink and potasium than PB-PS , but it was  lower in another elements . The results indicated that the vitamins intake as well as B1, B3 , B6 and C are significantly ( p < 0.05 ) lower in PB-PS , except  B2 is higher, than PB-PH  and control groups . Serum blood of PB-PS were significantly ( p < 0.05 ) lower of all vitamins , except of vitamine B3 is higher. All vitamins serum blood of control group were significantly ( p <  0.05 ) higher than other groups . 
Keywords
Solanine; Minerals; Rahmany rams; Potato by-products; Silage; and Hay
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