2010
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-35982010000500007
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Características bromatológicas, fermentativas e população de leveduras de silagens de cana-de-açúcar acrescidas de ureia e aditivos absorventes de umidade

Abstract: RESUMO -Este trabalho foi conduzido com o objetivo de avaliar os efeitos da utilização de aditivos sobre as características fermentativas e bromatológicas e a população de leveduras da silagem de cana-de-açúcar. O experimento foi conduzido em delineamento inteiramente casualizado, com quatro repetições. Foram testadas diferentes quantidades de aditivos à cana-de-açúcar no momento da ensilagem (com base na matéria verde da forragem): 1,5% ureia; 0,5 ureia + 4% de milho; 0,5 ureia + 4% de mandioca desidratada; 1… Show more

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“…These results indicate that the silage with 1% urea did not improve the fiber quality, i.e., it did not solubilize the cell wall components. These results corroborate Lopes and Evangelista (2010), who observed the greatest ADF content in silage with the highest urea content (1.5%). The data found in this study and by the aforementioned authors prove that the chemical additives used are not always able to solubilize the ADF components; however, hemicellulose, which is an NDF component of better nutritive value, was solubilized by CaO, even when a lower dose (0.5%) was used in the ensiling of sugarcane.…”
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“…These results indicate that the silage with 1% urea did not improve the fiber quality, i.e., it did not solubilize the cell wall components. These results corroborate Lopes and Evangelista (2010), who observed the greatest ADF content in silage with the highest urea content (1.5%). The data found in this study and by the aforementioned authors prove that the chemical additives used are not always able to solubilize the ADF components; however, hemicellulose, which is an NDF component of better nutritive value, was solubilized by CaO, even when a lower dose (0.5%) was used in the ensiling of sugarcane.…”
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“…The silage without additive not from differ (P>0.05) from that with 1% CaO. Lopes and Evangelista (2010) found the lowest percentage of CP (12.33%) in the sugarcane silage utilizing 1.5% urea, with 1% urea. Thus, the elevated CP content in the silage with 1% in this study differs from the values found in the literature, so we can infer that some problem related to the sampling of this silage may have contributed to this result, e.g.…”
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“…The use of urea in the sugar cane ensilage reduced 27% of the aerobic stability in relation to the control, and inhibited the effect of L. buchneri, as observed in the silage with inoculate + urea, which presented the same stability as control: 33 hours. This inhibition was probably due to formation of ammonia inside the silo, because the ammonia presents inhibitory effect with microorganisms (Lopes & Evangelista, 2010), which is already evident with yeast and may have reduced the growth of populations of heterofermentative lactic-acid bacteria, producing acetic and lactic acid. Pedroso et al (2008) observed that the aerobic stability in sugar cane silage with addition of 10 g/kg of urea did not differ from the control silage.…”
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“…Além disso, evita sobras de um ano para outro e reduz os riscos de perdas pelo fogo ou geada. Porém, o processo de produção e fornecimento da silagem de cana de açúcar aos animais envolve perdas consideráveis e pode até inviabilizar esta opção (Lopes and Evangelista, 2010).…”
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