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Fibres and their roles in poultry nutrition

Lifli maddeler ve kanatlı beslemede önemi

Sakine YALÇIN
Handan EROL
Pages
96–102
Publication Date
2022-10-17
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However the positive effects are depend on the source of fibre, physical structure and chemical structure of fibre, age of poultry and the level of fibre in the diets.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Fibre is a dietary component that has a major influence on animal health.
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Key Findings & Data:There are two sorts of fibre: water-insoluble fibre and water soluble fibre.
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Conclusion & Impact:However the positive effects are depend on the source of fibre, physical structure and chemical structure of fibre, age of poultry and the level of fibre in the diets.
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Abstract

Fibre is a dietary component that has a major influence on animal health. There are two sorts of fibre: water-insoluble fibre and water soluble fibre. Water soluble fibre corresponds the non-starchy water soluble polysaccharides. Water-insoluble fibre consists of insoluble cell wall material and is composed of cellulose, hemicellulose, pectic substances, protein and lignin. Because of the low nutritive value of fibre, fibre should be included in poultry diets in limited amounts. The usage of fibrous feedstuffs in the diets of poultry has positive effects on egg cholesterol level, nutrient utilization, cannibalismus, musin secretion, gastrointestinal tract and microorganisms. Fibrous feedstuffs are also important for the controlled growth of breeders. However the positive effects are depend on the source of fibre, physical structure and chemical structure of fibre, age of poultry and the level of fibre in the diets.

Özet

Lifli maddeler, hayvan sağlığı üzerinde önemli etkiye sahip olan bir rasyon unsurudur. Suda çözünmeyen ve suda çözünen olmak üzere iki çeşit lifli maddeler vardır. Suda çözünen lifli maddeler nişasta tabiatında olmayan suda çözünen polisakkaritlerdir. Suda çözünmeyen lifli maddeler, çözünmeyen hücre duvarı materyali olup selüloz, hemiselüloz, pektik maddeler, protein ve ligninden oluşmaktadır. Lifli maddeler düşük besleyici değere sahip olmasından dolayı kanatlı rasyonlarmda sınırlı miktarlarda bulunmalıdır. Kanatlı rasyonlarmda lifli yem maddelerinin kullanımı yumurta kolesterol düzeyi, besin madde değerlendirilmesi, kanibalismus, müsin salgılanması, sindirim kanalı ve mikroorganizmalar üzerine olumlu etkilere sahiptir. Lifli yem maddeleri damızlıkların kontrollü gelişiminde de önem taşımaktadır. Bununla birlikte olumlu etkiler, lifli maddenin kaynağına, fiziksel yapısına, kimyasal yapısına, kanatlının yaşına ye rasyonlardaki düzeyine bağlıdır.

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YALÇIN, S., EROL, H. (2022). Fibres and their roles in poultry nutrition. Hayvancılık Araştırma Dergisi, Cilt: 14 - Sayı: 1-2, 96–102. https://ajindex.com/articles/536029

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