National audienceStudies on digestion and metabolism in camelids have, over the past 15 years, benefited from technical and methodological progress made on ruminants. Today, reliable scientific information allows to compare the digestive and metabolic aptitudes of these two types of animals. The anatomy of the forestomach and the feeding behaviour of the camelids and ruminants are very different. Such differences have consequences on the digestion of food. Even though the microbial population is qualitatively the same, the cellulolytic activity of the bacteria is much more important in the camelid forestomach and the retention time of solid particles in the forestomach is much longer. The evolution of these two parameters is responsible for...
Changes in digesta dry matter (DM) and mean digesta particle size (MPS) along the gastrointestinal t...
SUMMARY- The digestive secretions of both old world and new world camels are considered The salivary...
Nutritional and zootechnical responses of ruminants to diets largely depend on responses at the rume...
Herbivores face the dilemma that the level of feed intake is negatively related to factors that dete...
National audienceIn this review, DM intake of inside fed forages, as well as their digestiblity, are...
National audienceIt is now well documented that the ruminal digestion of starch varies largely accor...
International audienceThe negative relationship between intake and digestibility of a same diet has ...
National audienceLipid digestion in ruminants presents a renew of interest because of the presence o...
Six double-muscled Belgian Blue bulls weighing initially 345 kg (± 16) and fit with ruminal and T- ...
The aim of this thesis was to evaluate defaunation as a technique, that allows a better nutrition of...
National audienceResearch of the last decades have demonstrated that the kinetics of ruminal degrada...
Abstract The mean retention times (MRT) of solute or particles in the gastrointestinal tract and th...
Une base de données publiées dans la littérature comprenant 52 comparaisons entre des régimes à amid...
Membre du Jury: Guyonvarch, A. et Van Eys, J. et Bayourthe, C. et Moore-Colyer, M.Starch from cereal...
The mean retention time (MRT) of solute or particles in the gastrointestinal tract (GIT) and the for...
Changes in digesta dry matter (DM) and mean digesta particle size (MPS) along the gastrointestinal t...
SUMMARY- The digestive secretions of both old world and new world camels are considered The salivary...
Nutritional and zootechnical responses of ruminants to diets largely depend on responses at the rume...
Herbivores face the dilemma that the level of feed intake is negatively related to factors that dete...
National audienceIn this review, DM intake of inside fed forages, as well as their digestiblity, are...
National audienceIt is now well documented that the ruminal digestion of starch varies largely accor...
International audienceThe negative relationship between intake and digestibility of a same diet has ...
National audienceLipid digestion in ruminants presents a renew of interest because of the presence o...
Six double-muscled Belgian Blue bulls weighing initially 345 kg (± 16) and fit with ruminal and T- ...
The aim of this thesis was to evaluate defaunation as a technique, that allows a better nutrition of...
National audienceResearch of the last decades have demonstrated that the kinetics of ruminal degrada...
Abstract The mean retention times (MRT) of solute or particles in the gastrointestinal tract and th...
Une base de données publiées dans la littérature comprenant 52 comparaisons entre des régimes à amid...
Membre du Jury: Guyonvarch, A. et Van Eys, J. et Bayourthe, C. et Moore-Colyer, M.Starch from cereal...
The mean retention time (MRT) of solute or particles in the gastrointestinal tract (GIT) and the for...
Changes in digesta dry matter (DM) and mean digesta particle size (MPS) along the gastrointestinal t...
SUMMARY- The digestive secretions of both old world and new world camels are considered The salivary...
Nutritional and zootechnical responses of ruminants to diets largely depend on responses at the rume...