“…The other parameters evaluated showed no differences (P> 0.05) with the use of fungicide, with averages of 6.99% CP, 3.74% MM, 49.42% ADF, 15.49% HEM and 39.39% CEL. Venancio et al (2019) analyzed wheat and black oats in silages at the same phenological stage and in the same experimental field, but with two applications, and also observed the same behavior with lower NDF values with fungicide application. Neumann et al (2019) suggested that these differences in NDF and not found in ADF are due to the action of organic acids present during the fermentation process of silage, which may have led to hydrolysis of the hemicellulose fraction.…”