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Journal Article 1996

Autor: Nsahlai, I.V. Umunna, N.N.

This study investigated the effects of supplementing oat hay (OH; milk stage at harvest) with 250 g(as-fed) of either lablab (Dolichos lablab, 50 percent flowering at harvest) hay or sun dried leaves of sesbania (Sesbania sesban) with or without 91 g dry matter (DM) of crushed maize grain on rume...

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Nsahlai, I.V. ,  Umunna, N.N. ,  [Sesbania and lablab supplementation of oat hay basal diet fed to sheep with or without maize grain] ,  Sesbania and lablab supplementation of oat hay basal diet fed to sheep with or without maize grain
Journal Article 1995

Autor: Bonsi, M.L.K. Osuji, P.O. Tuah, A.K.

In vitro gas production, dry matter and nitrogen degradabilities of fresh and sun-dried foliages of four fodde trees (FTs) (Sesbania sesban, Leucaena leucocephala, Chamaecytisus palmensis (tagasaste), Vernonia amygdalina) and of teff straw were estimated. In Experiment 1, feed samples were incuba...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/28188

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Bonsi, M.L.K. ,  Osuji, P.O. ,  Tuah, A.K. ,  [Effect of supplementing teff straw with different levels of leucaena or sesbania leaves on the degradabilities of teff straw, sesbania, leucaena, tagasaste and vernonia and on certain rumen and blood metabolites in Ethiopian Menz sheep] ,  Effect of supplementing teff straw with different levels of leucaena or sesbania leaves on the degradabilities of teff straw, sesbania, leucaena, tagasaste and vernonia and on certain rumen and blood metabolites in Ethiopian Menz sheep
Journal Article 1997

Autor: Odenyo, A.A. Osuji, P.O. Karanfil, O.

The effect of five multipurpose trees (MPTs), Acacia angustissima, Acacia saligna, Chamae-cytisus palmensis, Leucaena pallida and Sesbania sesban on ciliate protozoa was investigated in rumen cannulated Ethiopian sheeBoth entodiniomorphs and holotrichs were counted. The protozoa counts from S. se...

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Odenyo, A.A. ,  Osuji, P.O. ,  Karanfil, O. ,  [Effect of multipurpose tree (MPT) supplements on ruminal ciliate protozoa] ,  Effect of multipurpose tree (MPT) supplements on ruminal ciliate protozoa
Journal Article 1990

Autor: Reed, J.D. Soller, H. Woodward, A.

A study was conducted to determine the intake, growth and digestibility in sheep fed forage produced from four African multi-purpose trees in combination with straw and the effects of poly-phenolics on noug cake and urea. Analyses content of nitrogen, neutral detergent fibre, acid detergent fibre...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/28206

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Reed, J.D. ,  Soller, H. ,  Woodward, A. ,  [Fodder tree and straw diets for sheep: Intake, growth, digestibility and the effects of phenolics on nitrogen utilisation] ,  Fodder tree and straw diets for sheep: Intake, growth, digestibility and the effects of phenolics on nitrogen utilisation
Journal Article 1997

Autor: Osuji, P.O. Odenyo, A.A.

Supplementation of basal diets with multipurpose trees (MPTs) increases essential nutrients available to rumen microbes, increases rate of passage of particulate matter by 23-53 percent and of liquid matter by 9-43 percent. Supplementing teff straw with graded levels of cowpea or lablab significa...

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Osuji, P.O. ,  Odenyo, A.A. ,  [The role of legume forages as supplements to low quality roughages - ILRI experience] ,  The role of legume forages as supplements to low quality roughages - ILRI experience
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...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/29122

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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
Conference Paper 1993

Autor: Siaw, D.E.K.A. Berhe, Kahsay Tothill, J.C.

Sesbania sesban and S. goetzei accessions were screened on Vertisols at PH 6.8 and acid clay soils (Nitosols) with and without application of phosphours (60 kg P/ha). Both species were generally well adapted to the Vertisols and grew to an overall mean height of 249 cm 14 months after transplanti...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/2861

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Siaw, D.E.K.A. ,  Berhe, Kahsay ,  Tothill, J.C. ,  [Screening of two Sesbania species for fodder potential and response to phosphorus application on an acid soil in Ethiopia] ,  Screening of two Sesbania species for fodder potential and response to phosphorus application on an acid soil in Ethiopia
Journal Article 1996

Autor: Plumb, V.E. Wood, C.D. Gay, C. Hanson, Jean Heering, J.H.

Aqueous acetone extracts of mature leaves from 10 accessions of two species of Sesbania plants were prepared and anlysed by high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). The HPLC phenolic profiles were used to develop a classification rule to distinguish between accessions. Out of the 44 mature ...

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Plumb, V.E. ,  Wood, C.D. ,  Gay, C. ,  Hanson, Jean ,  Heering, J.H. ,  [The use of HPLC-derived phenolic profiles as a means of classifying Sesbania accessions] ,  The use of HPLC-derived phenolic profiles as a means of classifying Sesbania accessions
Journal Article 2005

Autor: Ephraim, E. Odenyo, A.A. Ashenafi, M.

Tannins limit the use of fodder trees as feed for ruminants. Removal of the effects of tannins would thus improve the nutritional quality of these trees. This prompted the study to evaluate the effect of rumen or faecal mixed cultures from different animals on tannin degradation. Tannin extracts,...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/33268

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Ephraim, E. ,  Odenyo, A.A. ,  Ashenafi, M. ,  [Screening for tannin degradation by rumen and faecal samples of wild and domestic animals in Ethiopia] ,  Screening for tannin degradation by rumen and faecal samples of wild and domestic animals in Ethiopia
Journal Article 1993

Autor: Mugwira, L.M. Haque, I.

Sesbania have multifarious utilization, and in many instances growth rate is one of the most important criteria for the selection of suitable Sesbania. This paper reports results of a study on the growth rates of Sesbania on two acid soils both low in available P, but one with toxic levels of Al....

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/28947

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Mugwira, L.M. ,  Haque, I. ,  [Screening forage and browse legumes germplasm to nutrient stresses: IGrowth rates of Sesbania as affected by aluminium and low phosphorus in soils and nutrient solutions] ,  Screening forage and browse legumes germplasm to nutrient stresses: IGrowth rates of Sesbania as affected by aluminium and low phosphorus in soils and nutrient solutions

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