An
in-vitro study of aerobic changes in silages
effects of microbial activities and impact factors
Martens, Siriwan
1975-
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Hochschulschrift
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2006
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XA-DE
2006
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Aerobic deterioration in silages occurs after the penetration of air, for example when damage to silo covers occurs during ensilage or after opening the silo during the feedout phase of a well fermented silage. Thus, aerobic spoilage of silages represents a problem for animal feeding. Microbial metabolic activity leads to dry matter and energy losses in the silage. Dry matter losses of up to 3.5 % per day can occur in high DM silages (30 % DM) when the temperature is elevated by 15 ʿC above ambient (HONIG and WOOLFORD, 1980). A high proportion of DM losses can be explained by oxidation of fermentation acids (CRAWSHAW et al., 1980)...
Siriwan Martens
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Rostock, Univ., Agrarwiss. Fak., Diss., 2006
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