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Celtis pallida
Forestiera angustifolia
Parkinsonia texana
composición química
fermentación ruminal
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La composición química y la fermentación in vitro se determinó en hojas tratadas con y sin polietilén glicol (PEG), de arbustivas nativas del noreste de México como: Acacia amentacea, Celtis pallida, Forestiera angustifolia y Parkinsonia texana colectadas en agostaderos manejados sin disturbio. Las colectas se realizaron en enero y abril de 2009 en tres municipios (China, Linares y Los Ramones) del estado de Nuevo león, México. La composición química y la cinética de la fermentación in vitro variaron ampliamente entre sitios, plantas y entre muestreos dentro de especies. Sólo A. amentacea (18 %) y P. texana (8 %), que tuvieron alto contenido de taninos condensados (TC), aumentaron significativamente los parámetros de producción de gas y la energía metabolizable (EM) después del tratamiento con PEG. Celtis pallida y F. angustifolia tuvieron el más bajo contenido de lignina (LDA) y TC; sin embargo, C. pallida resultó con la más alta fermentación in vitro. Lo anterior se podría explicar por diferencias entre arbustivas respecto a las características genéticas relacionadas con la actividad de los metabolitos secundarios de las plantas. Todas las plantas tuvieron alto valor nutricional para el venado cola blanca debido a que su aparato digestivo tiene mecanismos para neutralizar TC.
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