B.2 - The importance of pulse crops and oil plants in animal nutrition Flashcards

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Pulse Crops

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  • Predominantly Fabaceous
  • Fleshy seeds used
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What are levels of protein and unsaturated fatty acids in Pulse crops?

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20-40% Protein

15-20% Fatty Acids

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3
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Which vitamins are found in Pulse crops?

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Vitamin:

  • A
  • B
  • E
  • K
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4
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The stems and leaves of pulse crops can be used as…

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Fresh Forage

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5
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Field bean is applied in forage mixtures….

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  • At 10-15%
  • For Pigs, Cattle and Poultry
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What are the major Antinutritives of Pulse Crops?

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  • Lectins
  • Protease Inhibitors
  • Oligosaccharides
  • Phytic Acids
  • Tannins
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What are Oil plants?

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  • Fed to animals for their high oil content
  • Oil from endosperm and cotyledons
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8
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Which fatty acids are essential for life?

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Omega-3

Omega-6

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9
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What is the typical protein content of oil plants?

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20-40%

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10
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Oilseed rape can have….% fibre

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10-15%

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What are the antinutritives of oil plants?

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  • Solvent residues
  • Polyphenols
  • Phytic Acids
  • Linatin
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