Article, Ajoutée
le 04/02/2018 00:10
Essential oils from African basil (O. gratissimum) have shown the potential to modify rumen microbial fermentation and reduce ruminal CH4 production from grass forages in in vitro batch cultures. However, it is not known whether the effects of EO on [...]
KOUAZOUNDE BAMIKOLÉ JACQUES [1],
GBENOU DJIMON JOACHIM [2],
HE MAOLONG [3],
JARDIM TÙLIO [4],
JIN LONG [5],
WANG YUXI [6],
BEAUCHEMIN A. KAREN [7],
MCALLISTER TIM A. [8],
Article, Ajoutée
le 04/02/2018 16:17
Enteric methane production lowers the efficiency of feed utilization in ruminants and contributes to greenhouse gas emissions which are responsible for global climate change. This study examined the effects of nine essential oils (EO) from C. auranti [...]
KOUAZOUNDE BAMIKOLÉ JACQUES [1],
JIN LONG [2],
MCALLISTER TIM A. [3],
GBENOU DJIMON JOACHIM [4],
Article, Ajoutée
le 04/02/2018 16:23
Plants from West Africa commonly used in both human and veterinary medicine contain various secondary metabolites. However, their potential in mitigating ruminal CH4 production has not been explored. This study examined the effects of EO from plants a [...]
KOUAZOUNDE BAMIKOLÉ JACQUES [1],
JIN LONG [2],
ASSOGBA M. FIDÈLE [3],
AYEDOUN A. MARC [4],
WANG YUXI [5],
BEAUCHEMIN A. KAREN [6],
MCALLISTER TIM A. [6],
GBENOU DJIMON JOACHIM [6],
Article, Ajoutée
le 04/02/2018 16:43
The objective of this study was to develop emission factors (EF) for CH4 emissions from enteric fermentation in cattle native to Benin. Information on livestock characteristics and diet practices specific to Benin cattle population were gathered from [...]
KOUAZOUNDE BAMIKOLÉ JACQUES [1],
GBENOU DJIMON JOACHIM [2],
BABATOUNDE SÉRAFIN [3],
SRIVASTAVA NALIN [4],
EGGLESTON H. SIMON [5],
ANTWI CHRISTOPHER [6],
BAAH JOHN [6],
MCALLISTER TIM A. [6],
Article, Ajoutée
le 16/02/2020 17:34
The Alibori Basin, with an area of 13,400 km2, is a tributary of the Niger River in Benin. It is a river that passes through the potentially agricultural area of Benin. The waters of the river are useful for wildlife and are used for various purpose [...]
KOUAZOUNDE NAFIOU EGBÉOLA [1],
KOUAZOUNDE WARIS KEWOUYEMI [2],
KOUAZOUNDE BAMIKOLÉ JACQUES [3],
MAMA DAOUDA [4],