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afs-72924	Jaakkola, Seija	The effect of cell wall degrading enzymes on the preservation of grass and on the silage intake and digestibility in sheep	1990	12	.pdf	application/pdf	6900	466	67	Solub. acid acid acid acid acids N Experiment 1 Unwilted grass 57 336 Formic acid 4.06 15 63 18 0.8 0 82 3.5 63 605 Wilted grass 85 325 Untreated 4.40 2 93 30 0.7 0 124 3.1 113 704 Formic acid 3.98 36 64 14 0 0 78 4.6 52 589 Enzyme A 3.95 8 133 23 0 0 156 5.8 72 679 Enzyme B 3.96 9 131 23 0 0 154 5.7 72 669 Experiment 11 Unwilted grass 65 419 Untreated 4.81 1 8 61 12.8 0.1 81 0.1 148 736 Formic acid 3.98 41 52 12 0.4 0 64 4.3 57 670 E2OO 4.15 5 92 34 4.1 0 130 2.7 119 720 E4OO 3.96 9 111 28 2.2 0 141 4.0 116 717 EBOO 3.93 17 111 20 0.9 0 132 5.6 87 676 Table 3, In-silo dry matter (DM) losses (g/kg) and the amount and DM content of effluent (g/kg) from the silages treated with different additives. The FA silages were also well preserved (pH 4.0, ammonia N 57) with more restricted fermen- tation than enzyme silages.	cache/afs-72924.pdf	txt/afs-72924.txt