Despite its negative impact on performances because of lower protein and energy digestibility, increasing attention has been paid in the past decade to dietary fibre in swine nutrition due to its multiple functionalities. The present review examines the influence of dietary fibre on the digestive processes and the consequences on pig protein and energy nutrition, health concerns and environmental issues. Dietary fibre is defined as the plant polysaccharides that are resistant to digestive secretions and are potentially available for bacterial fermentation in the intestines of single-stomached animals. Resistant starch is also considered as a dietary fibre. The short-chain fatty acids released by bacteria contribute to the host energy supp...
AbstractFermentation of both dietary fiber (DF) and protein in the pig intestine is a matter of inte...
This study aimed to assess the effect of various source of high-fiber ingredients on growth performa...
The effects of fibre source, either wheat bran (WB) or maize cobs (MC), and dietary exogenous enzym...
Despite its negative impact on performances because of lower protein and energy digestibility, incre...
Fine tuning a nutritional strategy by incorporating dietary fibre (DF) in pig diets can help to impr...
The purpose of the following experiments was to document the physical, chemical and physiological im...
National audienceFeeding gestating sows with high-fibre diets (HFD) has as a major interest to induc...
Obesity has become a major health problem in humans and companion animals. Although obesity is no...
Abstract Fibres from a variety of sources are a common constituent of pig feeds. They provide a mean...
Dietary fibres, the edible parts of plants that are resistant to digestion and absorption in the ...
In this thesis, the degradation of dietary fibres in the gastrointestinal tract, especially in the ...
Interactions among dietary ingredients are often assumed non-existent when evaluating the nutritive ...
Feeding diets with increased dietary fibre content from alternative by-products, which are less dige...
A series of investigations were undertaken to provide information for compounders to consid...
Interactions among dietary ingredients are often assumed non-existent when evaluating the nutritive ...
AbstractFermentation of both dietary fiber (DF) and protein in the pig intestine is a matter of inte...
This study aimed to assess the effect of various source of high-fiber ingredients on growth performa...
The effects of fibre source, either wheat bran (WB) or maize cobs (MC), and dietary exogenous enzym...
Despite its negative impact on performances because of lower protein and energy digestibility, incre...
Fine tuning a nutritional strategy by incorporating dietary fibre (DF) in pig diets can help to impr...
The purpose of the following experiments was to document the physical, chemical and physiological im...
National audienceFeeding gestating sows with high-fibre diets (HFD) has as a major interest to induc...
Obesity has become a major health problem in humans and companion animals. Although obesity is no...
Abstract Fibres from a variety of sources are a common constituent of pig feeds. They provide a mean...
Dietary fibres, the edible parts of plants that are resistant to digestion and absorption in the ...
In this thesis, the degradation of dietary fibres in the gastrointestinal tract, especially in the ...
Interactions among dietary ingredients are often assumed non-existent when evaluating the nutritive ...
Feeding diets with increased dietary fibre content from alternative by-products, which are less dige...
A series of investigations were undertaken to provide information for compounders to consid...
Interactions among dietary ingredients are often assumed non-existent when evaluating the nutritive ...
AbstractFermentation of both dietary fiber (DF) and protein in the pig intestine is a matter of inte...
This study aimed to assess the effect of various source of high-fiber ingredients on growth performa...
The effects of fibre source, either wheat bran (WB) or maize cobs (MC), and dietary exogenous enzym...