Fermented bagasse feed, and its preparation and uses

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Fermentation processes – Of plant or plant derived material

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ABSTRACT:
A highly-digestible, preferred taste and high-quality fermented bagasse feed prepared by incorporating a lactic acid bacterium capable of proliferating in an alkaline nutrient culture medium of not less than pH 9.5 or in a nutrient culture medium containing sodium chloride of 6.5 w/w % into an alkali-treated bagasse which is prepared by softening a bagasse while preventing the substantial decomposition of cellulose and hemicellulose, and succeedingly fermenting the resultant mixture, and to its preparation and uses.

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Molina et al; Nutritive Valve for Ruminants of Sugar Cane Bagasse Ensiled After Spray Treatment with Different Levels of Sodium Hydroxide; Animal Feed Science and Technology; pp. 1-17; 1983.
Playne; Increased Digestibility of Bagasse by Pretreatmet with Alkalis and Steam Explosion; Biotechnology & Bioengineering; vol. XXVI; pp. 426-433; 1984.

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