Gas chromatographic quantification of fatty acids profile from administered forage to lactating buffaloes.
Journal Title: Animal Biology & Animal Husbandry - International Journal of the Bioflux Society - Year 2011, Vol 3, Issue 2
Abstract
The dairy buffalo feeding must supply their optimal economic and technical level and highlights their biological production potential output. This study aims to emphasize the results of the physical and chemical compounds analyze from the administered forage to lactating buffaloes, and profile of the fatty acids, using gas chromatography. The most representative fatty acids from the forage are: palmitic acid C16:0, linoleic acid C18:2 and linolenic acid C18:3. The dry matter of the administered forage to lactating buffaloes varies between the following average values: 88.65±0.02% and 93.59±0.01%.
Authors and Affiliations
Aurelia Coroian, Vioara Mireşan, Cristian Coroian, Camelia Răducu, Monica Trif, Antonia Odagiu, Stelian Dărăban
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