
pmid: 4581436
AbstractThe energy changes occurring during ensilage have been examined using a theoretical model with data calculated from known biochemical pathways. Results of a laboratory experiment in which five grasses were ensiled in triplicate confirm that energy is recoverable in an anaerobic system in spite of gaseous losses in the form of CO2. These changes have a concentrating effect upon the gross energy value of silage. The importance of this increase in energy concentration is discussed.
Clostridium, Silage, Adenine Nucleotides, Fructose, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Carbon Dioxide, Poaceae, Animal Feed, Glucose, Metabolism, Models, Chemical, Species Specificity, Fermentation, Lactates, Anaerobiosis
Clostridium, Silage, Adenine Nucleotides, Fructose, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Carbon Dioxide, Poaceae, Animal Feed, Glucose, Metabolism, Models, Chemical, Species Specificity, Fermentation, Lactates, Anaerobiosis
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