desempenho de coelhos em crescimento alimentados com diferentes níveis de feno da rama da mandioca (manihot esculenta, crantz) performance of growing rabbits feeding with different levels of cassava foliage hay (manihot esculenta, crantz)
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Com o objetivo de estudar o feno do terço superior da rama da mandioca no desempenho de coelhos em crescimento, foram utilizados 32 coelhos da Raça Nova Zelândia Branco, de 50 a 70 dias de idade. Os animais foram distribuídos num delineamento experimental, em blocos casualizados dentro de sexo, com 4 tratamentos (4 níveis de inclusão de feno de mandioca 0, 10, 20 e 30%) e 8 animais em cada bloco, com duas repetições dentro de cada bloco, sendo as repetições de um animal por unidade experimental. O peso vivo aos 70 dias de idade diminuiu linearmente (P<0,05) à medida que se aumentou o nível de inclusão do feno da rama da mandioca nas dietas. Por outro lado, as demais características de desempenho e carcaça não foram afetadas com os níveis de inclusão do feno. Os dados indicam que o feno da rama da mandioca é viável até o nível de 20% nas rações.
With the aim of studyng the hay made from the upper third of cassava foliage in development of growing rabbits, 32 rabbits, 16 males and 16 females, breed White New Zealand from 50 to 70 days of age were used. The rabbits were distributed in block randomized design within sex, with 4 treatments (4 levels of inclusion the cassava foliage hay 0, 10, 20 and 30%) with eight animals in each block and 2 replicates in each block, being each replicate constituted of one animal per experimental unit. The weight at 70 days of age decresead linearly (P<0.05) when the level of cassava foliage hay was increasead in diets. The other characteristics of performance and carcass were not affected with the cassava foliage hay inclusion levels. The results have showed that the levels of cassava foliage hay is viable not more than 20% of inclusion in diet.
With the aim of studyng the hay made from the upper third of cassava foliage in development of growing rabbits, 32 rabbits, 16 males and 16 females, breed White New Zealand from 50 to 70 days of age were used. The rabbits were distributed in block randomized design within sex, with 4 treatments (4 levels of inclusion the cassava foliage hay 0, 10, 20 and 30%) with eight animals in each block and 2 replicates in each block, being each replicate constituted of one animal per experimental unit. The weight at 70 days of age decresead linearly (P<0.05) when the level of cassava foliage hay was increasead in diets. The other characteristics of performance and carcass were not affected with the cassava foliage hay inclusion levels. The results have showed that the levels of cassava foliage hay is viable not more than 20% of inclusion in diet.
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| Authors | ;Claudio Scapinello;José Egmar Falco;Antonio Claudio Furlan;Haroldo Garcia de Faria |
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| Year | 2000 |
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