Research Article

Effect of Tannin-Binding Agents (Polyethylene Glycol and Polyvinylpyrrolidone) Supplementation on In Vitro Gas Production Kinetics of Some Grape Yield Byproducts

Table 4

The parameters estimated from the gas production of grape yield byproducts with or without PEG or PVP.

TreatmentsEstimated parameters
a + bcMEOMD NElVFA

Grape pomace (GP)
 Control263.49c0.1073a12.40b59.85b0.406b1.024b
 GP + PEG317.03a0.0921c13.66a68.05a0.423a1.229a
 GP + PVP314.11b0.0972b13.62a67.82a0.422a1.223a
 SEM0.1180.00030.0670.4360.0010.011
Raisin waste (RW)
 Control208.22b0.0976c10.79b50.32b0.367b0.799b
 RW + PEG235.86a0.1082a11.43a54.50a0.376a0.903a
 RW + PVP235.66a0.1028b11.49a54.89a0.376a0.913a
 SEM0.09550.000140.1050.6880.0010.017
Dried grape byproduct (DGB)
 Control239.43c0.0992a11.63b55.41b0.367b0.924b
 DGB + PEG280.59a0.0939c12.51a61.22a0.379a1.069a
 DGB + PVP252.24b0.0966b11.87b57.03b0.370b0.965b
 SEM0.2770.000030.1661.0820.0020.027

GP: grape pomace, RW: raisin waste, DGB: dried grape pomace, ME: metabolizable energy (MJ/kg DM), OMD: organic matter digestibility (g/100 g DM), NEl: net energy for lactation (Mcal/lb), VFA: volatile fatty acids (mmol), (a + b): potential gas production (mL/g DM) and c: rate constant of gas production during incubation (mL/h).
a,b,cWithin a column, means without a common superscript letter differ ( 𝑃 < 0 . 0 5 ).