"Avaliação estrutural, produtiva e nutricional de gramíneas de clima temperado em cultivo solteiro ou consorciado"

• Autor(a) principal: Hoppen, Sarah Maria
• Data de Publicação: 2017
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações do UNIOESTE
• Texto Completo: http://tede.unioeste.br/handle/tede/3171
• topic: Aveia branca IPR esmeralda; Aveia preta IAPAR 61; Bromatologia; Morfogênese; Produtividade de MS ha-1; Triticale forrageiro Tpolo 981; CIÊNCIAS AGRÁRIAS:ZOOTECNIA:PASTAGEM E FORRAGICULTURA

Temperate forages are widely used in cold regions as a form of nutritious and inexpensive food to the producer, often in a consortium manner in order to increase their productivity. However, this activity must be studied to prove its effectiveness. So this is the objective of this study, in order to evaluate the structural, productive and nutritional characteristics of these forages, in single or intercropping cultivation. The study was conducted between April and August 2015, in a randomized complete block design, with five treatments, four replicates and three plots subdivided in time. The treatments were: AE - white oat IPR Esmeralda, AP - black oat IAPAR 61, T - forage triticale Tpolo 981, AE (T) - white oat + forage triticale, and AP (T) - black oat + forage triticale. The evaluations occurred at 46, 82 and 119 days post emergence (DPE), representing the three evaluation periods. There was a productive difference (P <0.05) between treatments AP and AE (T) in the last period, at which time all treatments presented decreases in number of live leaves (NFV) and tillers per plant, and rate of appearance and Tiller survival. The consortium favored the increase of the apical meristem and survival of tillers of white oats in the last period, compared to their single use, as well as increasing plant height in the final third, and favored higher NFV of black oat IAPAR 61 in the second period, while reducing population density. The longevity of the forage triticale can be observed in NFV and population density higher than the others at the end of the experiment. All species showed excellent quality, increasing the dry matter (DM) concentration as a function of time, reaching 22.98%. Protein was higher in the treatments AP, AP (T) and T, with averages of 18.46%, 18.80% and 19.93%, respectively. The organic matter did not differ between the means in the treatments, increasing gradually in the time, unlike the total digestible nutrients, that maintained average of 79.69%. The fibrous components (FDNcp and FDAp) presented higher concentrations in AE and AE (T), compared to the others. FDNcp, as well as hemicellulose, presented a gradual increase throughout the study. The cellulose was constant in all aspects, being related to lignin, which differed only between the periods, with superiority of the third (2.03%) in relation to the second (1.77%). The in vitro digestibility of DM presented a general decrease in concentration as a function of time, with values between 68.29% and 88.10%. Among the minerals K was higher in the first period, with a gradual decrease over time. The treatments containing AE presented the lowest concentrations of P, Zn and Mn. All minerals have met the plant requirements, however, mineral supplementation is indicated for grass-fed animals only. Due to the increase of unwanted structures, such as stalk and dead material, the emerald white IPR oats had their nutritional quality reduced, nevertheless, presenting values within the indicated for animal feed. Oats, when unmarried, can be supplied to animals from June to early September, and can be combined with triticale to increase longevity.