Articles | Volume 66, issue 1
https://doi.org/10.5194/aab-66-1-2023
https://doi.org/10.5194/aab-66-1-2023
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04 Jan 2023
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In vitro rumen fermentation pattern: insights from concentrate level and plant oil supplement

Shahryar Kargar, Golnaz Taasoli, Amir Akhlaghi, and Mohammad Javad Zamiri

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The present study addressed the interactive effects of concentrate levels (low (40 %) and high (60 %)) and plant (pomegranate, garlic, or sunflower) oils on in vitro rumen fermentation kinetics. Results indicated that the interaction of diet and oils had no significant effect on in vitro gas production parameters. Data suggested no effect for unconventional oil on in vitro rumen fermentation in either high or low concentrate diets.