Relationship Between Tannin Content and âIn Vitroâ Nutritive Value in Seeds of 24 Strains of Vicia faba L.

A. Garrido; A. Cabrera; A. GÃ³mez; J.E. Guerrero

Relationship Between Tannin Content and âIn Vitroâ Nutritive Value in Seeds of 24 Strains of Vicia faba L.

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A. Garrido

A. Garrido 1. Departamento de ProducciÃ³n Animal, Universidad de CÃ³rdoba, EspaÃ±a

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A. Cabrera

A. Cabrera 2. Departamento de GenÃ©tica, Universidad de CÃ³rdoba, EspaÃ±a

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A. GÃ³mez

A. GÃ³mez 1. Departamento de ProducciÃ³n Animal, Universidad de CÃ³rdoba, EspaÃ±a

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J.E. Guerrero

J.E. Guerrero 1. Departamento de ProducciÃ³n Animal, Universidad de CÃ³rdoba, EspaÃ±a

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The tannin content of 24 strains of V. faba was determined by the Folin-C. or TI methods proposed by SjÃ¶din et al. (1981) and Ford & Hewitt (1979), respectively. Acid detergent fiber and lignin content, soluble nitrogen and âin vitroâ digestibility of dry matter and crude protein were also determined. A high correlation (r=0,93) between the tannin values obtained with both methods was found. The negative effect of tannin content on nutritive value was demonstrated by the correlation of -0.84 (Folin-C. method) and -0.94 (TI method) with âin vitroâ dry matter digestibility.

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Recent advances of research in antinutritional factors in legume seeds

Proceedings of the first international workshop on ANF in legume seeds, Wageningen 23-25 nov. '88

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Publisher:: Wageningen Academic

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