The effect of different sources of xylanase on  in vitro 
dry matter digestibility measured by the filter bag
method

The effect of including two sources of xylanase (produced by Trichoderma viride or rumen microorganisms, Megazyme, Ireland)) into the incubation solution on in vitro DM digestibility (IVDMD) determined by the cellulase-pepsin method using filter bags and a Daisy^II Incubator (Dl; Ankom Co, Fairport, NY) was studied. The source of xylanase did not significantly affect IVDMD. Moreover, irrespective of the concentration used, none of the xylanases improved IVDMD determination.

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Effects of malic acid on rumen fermentation, urinary excretion of purine derivatives and feed digestibility in steers
Q. Liu, C. Wang, W. Z. Yang, Q. Dong, K. H. Dong, Y. X. Huang, X. M. Yang, D. C. He
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