The Development and Application of in Vitro Gas Production Technique
SHI Liang1 2 DiaoQiYu2
(1 Chinese Academy of Medicial Science Institute of Laboratory Animal Science
2 Chinese Academy of Agricutural Science Feed Research Institute)
【Abstract】In vitro gas production techniques are widely used for assessment of nutritional quality of ruminant feeds.The theory , advantageand and application of this techniques were reviewed。
【Key words】 in vitro gas production;gas;nutritional value;ruminants
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