Detection of application of microalgae feed supplements
Review
Keywords:
microalgae, feed supplement, chemical compositionAbstract
Earth’s population is increasing so that brings more need for food. Solution of this problem is become vital, however this implementation should be sustainable. It can be a solution, if we go back to an old feed or we choose by-product as a forage. Algae contain many vital material, so its’ positive biological effect is clear. Their chemical composition is known although their role in physiological processes are not yet fully understood. Microalgae –add to the farm animals’ forage- strengthens the immune system, reduce the amount of cholesterol, anticarcinogenic, and protects against toxicosis. The algae flour improves the health status of the animals and feeding parameters, increases weight gain and has a positive effect on the reproductive characteristics. Despite a number of positive effects, the area of micro-algae have not quite discovered. 10.000 species existence is assumed but a few thousand culture are maintained and only a few hundredths’ chemical composition are known.
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