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Sweet chestnut tannins in animal diets

28-07-2010 | |
Sweet chestnut tannins in animal diets
Tannins are widely found in plant material and can have diverse effects on animals that consume them. In this short review we discuss a few studies that looked into the effects on zootechnical results when this plant material was incorporated into the diet. By Emmy Koeleman   Tannins, water-soluble polyphenolic compounds, are the plant’s first line of defence in numerous feeds, such as rape and their by-products, legume seeds, sunflower seeds and sorghum. The term tannin (from tanna


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