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Journal Article 1999

Autor: Teferedegne, B. McIntosh, F. Osuji, P.O. Odenyo, A.A. Wallace, R.J. Newbold, C.J.

Nine different accessions of Sesbania sesban were examined for their toxicity to ciliate protozoa from sheep receiving a mixed grass hay-barley/fishmeal concentrate in Aberdeen, Scotland. Several accessions were much more toxic than those (ILRI 10865, ILRI 15036) identified and tested in a previo...

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Teferedegne, B. ,  McIntosh, F. ,  Osuji, P.O. ,  Odenyo, A.A. ,  Wallace, R.J. ,  Newbold, C.J. ,  [Influence of foliage from different accessions of the sub-tropical leguminous tree, Sesbania sesban, on ruminal protozoa in Ethiopian and Scottish sheep] ,  Influence of foliage from different accessions of the sub-tropical leguminous tree, Sesbania sesban, on ruminal protozoa in Ethiopian and Scottish sheep
Journal Article 1994

Autor: Nsahlai, I.V. Siaw, D.E.K.A. Osuji, P.O.

This study evaluates the differences in the gas produced by Sesbania accessions and related gas production to macro-constituents and tannin content of the browse species. Fresh samples were incubated in triplicate in a medium prepared from sieved rumen liquor harvested from two rumen-fistulated c...

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Nsahlai, I.V. ,  Siaw, D.E.K.A. ,  Osuji, P.O. ,  [The relationships between gas production and chemical composition of 23 browses of the genus Sesbania] ,  The relationships between gas production and chemical composition of 23 browses of the genus Sesbania
Journal Article 1995

Autor: Nsahlai, I.V. Osuji, P.O. Umunna, N.N.

This study was aimed at evaluating (1) the dry matter (DM) and nitrogen (N) degradabilities (by sheep) of Sesbania sesban leaves, Acacia albida (Faidhabia albida), A. siberiana and a. tortilis fruits and (2) the effect of feeding a mixture of oilseed cake and tanniferous browses on the degradabil...

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Nsahlai, I.V. ,  Osuji, P.O. ,  Umunna, N.N. ,  [The degradability by sheep of fruits of acacias and leaves of Sesbania sesban and the effects of supplementation with mixtures of browses and oilseed cake on the utilization of teff (Eragrostis tef) straw] ,  The degradability by sheep of fruits of acacias and leaves of Sesbania sesban and the effects of supplementation with mixtures of browses and oilseed cake on the utilization of teff (Eragrostis tef) straw
Journal Article 1993

Autor: Siaw, D.E.K.A. Osuji, P.O. Nsahlai, I.V.

The rumen degradation and gas production characteristics (methane, carbondioxide) of leaves of 20 accessions of multipurpose trees (MPTs) from six genera: Acacia, Cajanus, Chamaecytisus Link, Erythrina, Leaucaena and Sesbania and some poisonous plants were investigated in vitro and in sacco in ru...

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Siaw, D.E.K.A. ,  Osuji, P.O. ,  Nsahlai, I.V. ,  [Evaluation of multipurpose tree germplasm: The use of gas production and rumen degradation characteristics] ,  Evaluation of multipurpose tree germplasm: The use of gas production and rumen degradation characteristics
Conference Paper 1994

Autor: Osuji, P.O.

Multipurpose trees (MPTs) improve the utilization of poor quality roughages. In addition to their feed value, MPTs contribute to the environment, e.g. by conserving soil. However, some MPTs contain anti-nutritional factors which reduce their nutritive value. Trials in which gas production and rum...

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Osuji, P.O. ,  [Nutritional and anti-nutritional values of multipurpose trees used in agroforestry systems] ,  Nutritional and anti-nutritional values of multipurpose trees used in agroforestry systems
Conference Paper 1996

Autor: Bonsi, M.L.K. Tuahi, A.K. Osuji, P.O. Okai, D.B.

The low quality and slow fermenting roughage basal diets in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) amply justifies the need to supplement such basal diets. Fodder trees have proved to attractive recently as energy, protein and mineral supplements when ruminants are fed such fibrous roughages. Unlike the morer ...

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Bonsi, M.L.K. ,  Tuahi, A.K. ,  Osuji, P.O. ,  Okai, D.B. ,  [The effects of certain fodder tree supplements on rumen ecology and on the utilization of low quality roughages] ,  The effects of certain fodder tree supplements on rumen ecology and on the utilization of low quality roughages
Journal Article 2002

Autor: Hindrichsen, I.K. Osuji, P.O. Odenyo, A.A. Madsen, J. Hvelplund, T.

The experiment was carried out using a replicated (3x3) Latin square design with six sheep, to assess, the effect of supplementing maize stover fed ad libitum at three levels (100, 150 or 200 g) of Leucaena diversifolia. The sheep had an initial live weight of 26.4 kg (+ or -) 1.78 kg. In each pe...

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Hindrichsen, I.K. ,  Osuji, P.O. ,  Odenyo, A.A. ,  Madsen, J. ,  Hvelplund, T. ,  [Effects of supplementation of a basal diet of maize stover with different amounts of Leucaena diversifolia on intake, digestibility, nitrogen metabolism and rumen parameters in sheep] ,  Effects of supplementation of a basal diet of maize stover with different amounts of Leucaena diversifolia on intake, digestibility, nitrogen metabolism and rumen parameters in sheep

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