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• TITLE: Effect of Stages of Maturity on Nutritive Value of Some Range Herbage Species in Low-Rainfall Woodland Savanna Southern Darfur, Sudan

  AUTHORS: Abu Bakr Omer Ismail, Yousif Rizggalla Sulaiman, Faisal Awad Ahmed, Hafiz Abdalla Mohamed Ali

  KEYWORDS: Chemical Composition, Grass, Grazing Season

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Animal Sciences, Vol.5 No.1, December 16, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Nine samples of range herbage species were collected within the grazing season using 0.5 × 0.5 m quadrate as from three weeks initial pasture growth established in June across throughout up to December (two seasons), to examine the effects of age on the trend of some chemical compositions and energy changes. Analysis of variance indicated that the chemical composition of grassland from 3 weeks of age, to 12 weeks of age across to 27 weeks of age was affected by the grass age, where the metabolizable energy contents were 15.85, 13.11 and 12.36 MJ/Kg/DM respectively. Hemi-celluloses and cellulose content showed a significant difference increase (P