Mısır Silajına Katılan Farklı Düzeylerdeki İnulinin Gaz Üretimi ve Sindirilebilir Organik Madde Üzerine Etkisi
Bu araştırmada, mısır silajına farklı düzeylerde ilave edilen inulinin rumen fermantasyonu üzerine olan etkileri in vitro gaz üretim yöntemi ile araştırılmıştır. İn vitro gaz üretim sistemi için çalışma dizaynı; kontrol grubu %0 ve deneme grupları %0.4 ve %0.8 düzeyinde inulin farklı modül şişelerine ilave edilecek şekilde oluşturulmuştur. Gruplar dörder tekrarlı olacak şekilde planlanmıştır. Meydana gelen gaz miktarı inkübasyonun 3, 6, 12, 24, 48, 72. ve 96. saatlerinde kaydedilmiştir. İnulinin mısır silajına %0.4 ve %0.8 oranlarında katılması ile inkübasyon sonunda gruplar arasında kümülatif gaz üretimi, sindirilebilir organik madde düzeyi (%SOM) ve metabolize olabilir enerji değerleri (MEGÜ) istatistiki anlamda farklılık (P
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