FORAGE YIELD AND QUALITY OF KENAF (HIBISCUS CANNABINUS L.) FOR CONSUMPTION AS RUMINANT FEED

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NOORI ZAHRA; SALEH GHIZAN; FOROUGHI MAJID; BEHMARAM RAHMATOLLAH; KASHIANI PEDRAM; HALIM RIDZWAN A.; ALIMON RAZAK; SIRAJ SITI SHAPOR

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Seminar: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Year:2015 | Issue:1

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FORAGE YIELD AND QUALITY OF KENAF (HIBISCUS CANNABINUS L.) FOR CONSUMPTION AS RUMINANT FEED

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KENAF

FORAGE

CRUDE PROTEIN (CP)

ACID DETERGENT FIBER (ADF)

RUMINANT FEED

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THIS STUDY WAS CARRIED OUT TO EVALUATE 40 KENAF ACCESSIONS FOR FORAGE YIELD AND QUALITY AT UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA IN 2009. FORAGE YIELD AND QUALITY TRAITS WERE MEASURED AT THE INITIAL FLOWERING STAGE. THE KENAF ACCESSIONS SHOWED HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT VARIATION FOR MOST OF TRAIT STUDIED. PLANT DRY MATTER YIELD RANGED FROM 5286 KG/HA (EVARGLADE 41) TO 16801 KG/HA (1X51). CRUDE PROTEIN CONTENT OF THE LEAF RANGED FROM 13.6% (G46) TO 22.3% (75-71) AND IT WAS HIGHER THAN STEM WHICH IS RANGED FROM 2.7% (FDW-75-8) TO 7.5% (K465/117). LEAF ADF WERE SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT AMONG THE ACCESSIONS, WHERE FDW 75-82 GAVE THE HIGHEST (24.7%) WHILE C74 GAVE THE LOWEST (16%). BROAD-SENSE HERITABILITY WAS HIGHEST FOR DAYS TO FLOWERING (HB2= 97.6%) AND LOWEST FOR CP OF STEM (H2= 11.2 %). IN CONCLUSION 1X51, CUBA2032 (WITH HIGH YIELD), 75-71 AND EVERGLADE 41 (WITH HIGH CP CONTENT), WERE THE MOST SUPERIOR AMONG THE 40 KENAF ACCESSIONS EVALUATED AND WERE FOUND HIGHLY POTENTIAL FOR FORAGE. THESE ACCESSIONS CAN THEREFORE BE UTILIZED IN FURTHER BREEDING PROGRAMS TO PRODUCE NEW KENAF VARIETIES WITH HIGH FEED VALUE FOR RUMINANT CONSUMPTION.

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NOORI, ZAHRA, SALEH, GHIZAN, FOROUGHI, MAJID, BEHMARAM, RAHMATOLLAH, KASHIANI, PEDRAM, HALIM, RIDZWAN A., ALIMON, RAZAK, & SIRAJ, SITI SHAPOR. (2015). FORAGE YIELD AND QUALITY OF KENAF (HIBISCUS CANNABINUS L.) FOR CONSUMPTION AS RUMINANT FEED. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/929526/en

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NOORI ZAHRA, SALEH GHIZAN, FOROUGHI MAJID, BEHMARAM RAHMATOLLAH, KASHIANI PEDRAM, HALIM RIDZWAN A., ALIMON RAZAK, SIRAJ SITI SHAPOR. FORAGE YIELD AND QUALITY OF KENAF (HIBISCUS CANNABINUS L.) FOR CONSUMPTION AS RUMINANT FEED. 2015. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/929526/en

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ZAHRA NOORI, GHIZAN SALEH, MAJID FOROUGHI, RAHMATOLLAH BEHMARAM, PEDRAM KASHIANI, RIDZWAN A. HALIM, RAZAK ALIMON, and SITI SHAPOR SIRAJ, “FORAGE YIELD AND QUALITY OF KENAF (HIBISCUS CANNABINUS L.) FOR CONSUMPTION AS RUMINANT FEED,” presented at the INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/929526/en

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