Ram Singh
Indian Agricultural Research Institute
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Indian journal of animal nutrition | 2018
Ram Singh; Avijit Dey; Shyam Sundar Paul; M.K. Singh; B.S. Punia
The present study was carried out to investigate the effect of addition of graded dose of lemon grass (Cymbopogon citrates) essential oils (LGO) on in vitro rumen digestibility and fermentation parameters in buffalo. Two separate experiments were conducted with either oats hay or a mixed feed (oats hay: concentrate mixture, 60: 40) as substrate in completely randomized design with control (without LGO) and added with LGO @ 10, 20, 40 and 80 μL of LGO/40 mL of buffered rumen fluid. Incubations were carried out in 125 mL serum bottle under anaerobic conditions at 39°C for 24 h. Methane concentration (%) in the head space gas reduced (P<0.01) linearly with the increasing concentration of LGO irrespective of substrate. However, truly degradable dry matter (TDDM%) reduced (P<0.01) with LGO supplementation except in LGO-10 (10 μL dose). Although, both the substrates behaved comparatively in methane inhibition but inhibitory effect on TDDM was more pronounced with oats hay substrate than the mixed feed. Supplementation of LGO reduced (P<0.05) ammonia-N production for both the feeds but higher reduction was evident with mixed feed substrate. However, at low level (LGO-10), no effect was observed. There was reduction in acetate production by addition of LGO except for LGO-10 for both the substrates. There was reduction (P<0.05) in A: P ratio with addition of lemon grass oils irrespective of doses and diets. It might be concluded that lemongrass essential oils have a great potential to modulate rumen fermentation towards reducing methanogenesis and ammonia nitrogen production irrespective of dietary substance. A dose of 10 μL/40mL buffered rumen fluid (LGO-10) could be used to modify rumen fermentation to lower ruminal methane production without impeding feed fermentation, however, in vivo studies are required for confirmation of these results.
Agricultural Water Management | 2010
Debashis Chakraborty; R.N. Garg; R.K. Tomar; Ravender Singh; S.K. Sharma; Ram Singh; S.M. Trivedi; R.B. Mittal; Payal Sharma; Kalpana Kamble
Potato Journal | 2007
Seema Singh; Brajesh Singh; Om Pal Singh; Rajpal Singh; Ram Singh
Archive | 2015
Ram Singh; Rasna Gupta; Rajat Pratap Singh
Molecular plant breeding | 2010
Gyan P. Mishra; S. K. Tiwari; R. K. Singh; Shashi Bala Singh; Ram Singh; R. Singh; Ye GuoYou; A. Selvi; G. P. Rao
Journal of Agrometeorology | 2010
Raj Singh; Ram Singh; Diwan Singh; J. K. Mani; S. S. Karwasra; M. S. Beniwal
International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences | 2018
Khwairakpam Ratika; R.K. James Singh; Ram Singh; M.K. Singh
Indian journal of scientific research | 2011
Yashasvita Chauhan; Ram Singh; Ratika Singh; S.K. Singh
Molecular plant breeding | 2010
Gyan P. Mishra; Ram Singh; R. K. Singh; Shashi Bala Singh; R. Singh; Ye GuoYou; A. Selvi; G. P. Rao
Haryana journal of horticultural sciences | 2007
Anant Bahadur; Ram Singh; K. P. Singh; Raghavendra Singh; Maibam Chourjit Singh