Ruminant Hayvanlarda Metan Üretimini Azaltmaya Yönelik Çalışmalar / Studies to Reduce The Production of Methane from Ruminant

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ÖZET: Ruminantlar, diğer çiftlik hayvanlarının ve insanların kısmen sindirebildiği veya hiç sindiremediği selülozu ve protein olmayan nitrojenli bileşikleri (PON) değerlendirebildikleri için besin zincirinde oldukça önemli rol oynarlar.  Ancak ruminantların bazı dezavantajları da vardır. Bu hayvanlarda ruminal sindirimin doğal bir sonucu olarak oluşan ve sera gazı olan metan hem ekonomik hem de ekolojik bir sorundur. Bu derlemede ruminantlarda metan üretimini azaltmaya yönelik uygulanan yöntemler tartışılacaktır.

 

Anahtar kelimeler: Ruminant, metan.

 

Studies to Reduce The Production of Methane from Ruminant

 

ABSTRACT: Ruminant animals play an important role in the food chain for evaluate cellulose and non-protein nitrogenous (NPN) compounds absorbed partially or not by other farm animals and humans. However, ruminant animals also bring some disadvantages. Methane, produced as a natural consequence of the ruminal digestion and it is a potent green house gas, is a problem, both ecologically and economically. The aim of this paper is to discuss methods used to reduce the production of methane in ruminants.

 

Key Words: Ruminants, methane

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Ruminant, metan

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