Titlebook: Exogenous Enzymes as Feed Additives in Ruminants; Abdelfattah Zeidan Mohamed Salem,Abubeker Hassen,U Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Future Stresses for Energy Resourcesng forage-specific. While during the in vivo studies, addition of exogenous cellulase and xylanase in goats diet did not affect the enteric methane emission and ruminal methanogen community diversity. The selected candidate exogenous cellulase inclusion in the concentrate diet of cattle did not lead

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Exogenous Fibrolytic Enzymes: For the Better Utilization of , Grass and Rice Straw as Ruminant Feedase supplementation. The CH. production did not differ between enzyme-supplemented diets and the control diets. It can be concluded that supplementation of diets with exogenous cellulase and xylanase for goats was beneficial because of increased ADG, intake, and digestibility of DM and NDF.

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Role of Exogenous Enzymes in Feed Digestibility and Reducing the Emission Intensity of Enteric Methzyme on feed degradation. Nevertheless, in vitro gas production can also be used to estimate the methane emission potential in forges and feedstuffs. The mixture of exogenous enzymes affects the rumen fermentation characteristics, increase volatile fatty acid production and improves the nutrients su