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活着的黄粉 (Tenebrio molitor) 幼虫:对于产卵来说是一个有前途的营养丰富

Antonella Dalle Zotte¹, Yazavinder Singh¹, Bianca Palumbo¹

¹Department of Animal Medicine, Production and Health, University of Padova, Legnaro, Padova 35020, Italy.

Poultry science

|April 28, 2024

概括

用10%活生生的Tenebrio molitor (TM) 幼虫补充产卵 (Coturnix japonica) 刺激了料摄入量,但没有提高性能. TM幼虫是可消化的,但高含量改变了蛋的风味.

科学领域:

动物科学动物科学
禽类营养养禽类营养
基于昆虫的动物料

背景情况:

活着的Tenebrio molitor (TM) 幼虫对家禽来说是一种新的营养丰富.
评估TM幼虫对产 (Coturnix japonica) 的影响对于料配方至关重要.

研究的目的:

评估活着的TM幼虫补充对产的表现,营养消化能力,蛋质量和感官特征的影响.
为了确定TM幼虫作为料成分的营养价值.

主要方法:

60只产卵被养基底饮食 (控制) 或基底饮食10%活的TM幼虫 (TM10).
一个消化性试验包括控制,TM10和100%活的TM幼虫 (TM100) 的饮食.
评估活体表现,营养物的明显消化性,蛋的物理化学质量,感官属性和储存稳定性.

主要成果:

活着的TM幼虫补充剂 (TM10) 刺激了料摄入,但没有影响性能特征.
鱼表现出来自TM幼虫的高基消化能力.
与对照卵相比,TM10蛋的风味,硫和油脂强度都降低了.

结论:

活着的TM幼虫10%的食补充剂有效地刺激了的食活动,而不会对表现产生不良影响.
虽然TM幼虫是可以消化的,但高含量 (TM100) 对营养物质的消化能力产生了负面影响.
建议进行进一步的研究,以探索TM幼虫补充在中的肠道健康益处.

关键词:

布里奥·莫莱托尔 (Tenebrio molitor) 是一种青的植物.蛋的质量蛋的质量动物料料料料料料料产卵产卵产卵产卵黄粉的黄粉是什么意思

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