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Herbage allowance, movement and weight of goats in two sites of Caatinga (dry tropical forest)
The objective of this study was to quantify the forage yield, determine its nutritive value, and evaluate the movement pattern, weight variation and body condition score of goats managed on sites of the Brazilian Caatinga grassland (Dry Tropical Forest) in different seasons, at the Lisboa settlement...
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| description | The objective of this study was to quantify the forage yield, determine its nutritive value, and evaluate the movement pattern, weight variation and body condition score of goats managed on sites of the Brazilian Caatinga grassland (Dry Tropical Forest) in different seasons, at the Lisboa settlement located at the south bank of Piauí river, in the towns of São João do Piauí and Pedro Laurentino at Capivara mountain, Piauí, Brazil, in two study sites, one constituted by shrubby Caatinga (site I) and the other by arboreal Caatinga (site II). The highest forage mass value (1,534.57 kg DM ha
−1
) was recorded on the arboreal site. The mass of forage plants found on the sites differed among plants and months. The species
Senna macranthera
had the highest yield in March (177.35 kg DM ha
−1
) on the shrub site, while
Arrabidaea ateramnantha
had the highest yield in February (710.65 kg DM ha
−1
) on the arboreal site. The litter mass differed among sites, with the greatest amount found on the shrub site (1,785.96 kg DM ha
−1
). Crude protein, acid detergent fiber, acid detergent insoluble nitrogen and in vitro dry matter digestibility contents were greater on the arboreal site. Dry matter and protein differed among months, showing an inversely proportional relationship. Litter nutritional variables did not differ (
p
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Senna macranthera
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Arrabidaea ateramnantha
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Senna macranthera
had the highest yield in March (177.35 kg DM ha
−1
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Arrabidaea ateramnantha
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−1
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−1
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−1
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−1
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−1
) was recorded on the arboreal site. The mass of forage plants found on the sites differed among plants and months. The species
Senna macranthera
had the highest yield in March (177.35 kg DM ha
−1
) on the shrub site, while
Arrabidaea ateramnantha
had the highest yield in February (710.65 kg DM ha
−1
) on the arboreal site. The litter mass differed among sites, with the greatest amount found on the shrub site (1,785.96 kg DM ha
−1
). Crude protein, acid detergent fiber, acid detergent insoluble nitrogen and in vitro dry matter digestibility contents were greater on the arboreal site. Dry matter and protein differed among months, showing an inversely proportional relationship. Litter nutritional variables did not differ (
p
< 0.05). In the Caatinga, goats travel an average of 6.24 km day
−1
, with maximum movement of 7.36 km day
−1
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