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Mycotoxins in Rumen

Can Mycotoxins affect Rumen Fermentation?

Published: October 1, 2012

Summary

As producers, nutritionists and veterinarians we are used to seeing molds on the farm. Molds are ubiquitous in the environment and it has been well documented that some of these molds have the ability to produce poisons known as mycotoxins. Because of their ability to survive many environmental conditions, different species of molds have the ability to grow on the crop in the field pre-harvest, d...

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#Mycotoxins in feedstuffs

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Authors:

Nicholas Adams

Alltech

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Dr.shahzad Naveed Jadoon

Alltech

2 de octubre de 2012

Great piece of information about Mycotoxins affect Rumen Fermentation

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Dr.harish Bhongade

7 de octubre de 2012

Excellent research article influences bovine commercial milk production and help veterinarians to take appropriate decisions to improve economy of farmers.

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Munene Nderi

18 de octubre de 2012

Very Good information about Mycotoxins and Rumen Fermentation.I hope remedy will be sought for the public health interest.

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Ditta, Yasir Allah

31 de enero de 2013

That was a informative article regarding mycotoxin effect especially Patualin on VFA. Is there any information regarding the effect of other mycotoxins on VFA production?

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Ditta, Yasir Allah

13 de febrero de 2013

Very informative article. Does anyone know the proper mechanism by which mycotoxins, particularly aflatoxin, ochratoxin, ZON and DON, affect fermentation?

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Mulunda Mwanza

25 de marzo de 2013

Very good information on effect of mycotoxins on fermentation. This defenitivelly affect milk production.

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