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Atti delle Giornate di Coniglicoltura AsIC 2011 – 8-9 aprile 2011 – Forlì – Italia chemical complexity of soluble polysaccharides and their interactions with other components of the diet make is difficult to define or isolate the single effects of sF components. in consequence, the aim of this work was to investigate the effect of the different fibre fractions (soluble and insoluble) of sugar beet pulp (sbP) on growth performance and at the gastro-intestinal tract level. 88 mATERIALS ANd mEThOdS Four semi-synthetic diets were formulated with similar level of ndF (33% dm) and crude protein (16% dm). Control and sbP diets were formulated to contain two levels of sF (3 and 9% dm). The soluble (pectins, betapec ru 301) and insoluble fractions of sbP (obtained by washing sbP in hot water with ndF solution) were studied by substituting starch or insoluble fibre in the Control diet and obtaining Pectin and inssbP diets, respectively (Table 1). a total of 136 weanling rabbits of both sexes was blocked by litter at 25 d of age (LW 445±79 g) and randomly assigned to the 4 experimental diets. animals were housed individually and fed ad libitum with the experimental diets during 10 days after weaning. during this period, average feed intake, weight gain and mortality were measured. Fecal digestibility was determined by total collection of hard feces from 31 to 34 d in 11 rabbits/diet. at 35 d, rabbits were slaughtered from 19:00 to 21:00 h and the weight of full organs of digestive tract, ph of stomach and cecum and ileal viscosity were recorded. aoaC (2000) procedures were used to determine the concentrations of dm, CP, and TdF (985.29). dietary ndF, adF, and adL were determined sequentially (mertens, 2002). The results were analyzed as a completely randomized block design, with the type of diet as the main source of variation and the litter as a block, using the GLm procedure of sas. Weaning weight was included as covariate. means were compared using a t-test. Table 1 – composition of the experimental diets. Control ingredients Pectin sbP inssbP Wheat straw 18.0 18.0 11.1 11.1 sunflower hulls 18.0 18.0 11.1 11.1 sugar beet pulp — — 26.0 — insoluble sugar beet pulp1 — — — 14.0 Pectin2 — 6.0 — — Wheat starch 36.0 30.0 26.7 36 others 3 Chemical composition, % dm 28 28 26.1 26.8 CP 16.2 15.9 16.2 16.1 ndF 32.4 32.1 33.0 32.5 adF 19.8 19.5 20.2 19.5 adL 4.84 4.38 4.38 3.34 soluble fibre (TdF-ndF) 3.7 8.4 9.7 3.0 1 2 residue after washing sugar beet pulp (sbP) in hot ndF solution, filtration and dried. Pectin extracted from sbP betapec ® . 3others in %: Casein 15.6–14.4, arbocel 5.0-3.1, saccharose 1.5 (inssbP diet), alfalfa hay-Yb 0.5, soy bean oil 3.75, sodium chloride 0.7, Calcium phosphate 0.9, Calcium carbonate 0.9, dL-methionine 0.1, exal 0.25, mineral-vitamin premix 0.5.
RESULTS ANd cONcLUSIONS Lavori scientifici - sessione Nutrizione e Fisiologia The type of diet did not affect growth rate and stomach ph (Table 2). nor mortality or health problems were detected. Control and inssbP diets showed the lowest and highest (P
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