Vacuum packing a model system for laboratory‐scale silage

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Jan 01, 2018Jan 01, 2018Johnson et al. (2005) have previously demonstrated that vacuum packing constitutes a reliable and accurate model system for laboratory-scale silage. The vacuum-packed bags were then sealed by a "Golden star" chamber vacuum packaging machine to remove oxygen, and stored in a dark room at 15 C. Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage
Jan 01, 2005Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage fermentations Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage fermentations Johnson, H.E.; Merry, R.J.; Davies, D.R.; Kell, D.B.; Theodorou, M.K.; Griffith, G.W. 2005-01-01 00:00:00 Introduction Preservation of forages by fermentation is a core component of the ruminant feed supply chain as it provides Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage
Nov 01, 2004Aims: To determine the utility of vacuum-packed polythene bags as a convenient, flexible and cost-effective alternative to fixed volume glass vessels for lab-scale silage studies. Methods and Results: Using perennial ryegrass or red clover forage, similar fermentations (as assessed by pH measurement) occurred in glass tube and vacuum-packed silos over a 35-day period. Get price

Variations in bacterial communities in laboratory‐scale
Silage was also prepared in vacuum-packed plastic pouches to examine differences between laboratory-scale and farm-scale silos. Variations were determined by fermentation products, colony counts and denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) profiles, and a cluster analysis was made to enable grouping and qualitative differentiation. Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage
Nov 01, 2004Aims: To determine the utility of vacuum-packed polythene bags as a convenient, flexible and cost-effective alternative to fixed volume glass vessels for lab-scale silage studies. Methods and Results: Using perennial ryegrass or red clover forage, similar fermentations (as assessed by pH measurement) occurred in glass tube and vacuum-packed silos over a 35-day period. Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory
Conclusions: Vacuum-packed silos do provide a realistic model system for lab-scale silage fermentations. Significance and Impact of the Study: Use of vacuum-packed silos holds potential for lab-scale evaluations of silage fermentations, allowing higher throughput of samples, more consistent packing as well as the possibility of investigating Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory
CONCLUSIONS: Vacuum-packed silos do provide a realistic model system for lab-scale silage fermentations. SIGNIFICANCE AND IMPACT OF THE STUDY: Use of vacuum-packed silos holds potential for lab-scale evaluations of silage fermentations, allowing higher throughput of samples, more consistent packing as well as the possibility of investigating the effects of different initial packing Get price

Variations in bacterial communities in laboratory‐scale
Silage was also prepared in vacuum-packed plastic pouches to examine differences between laboratory-scale and farm-scale silos. Variations were determined by fermentation products, colony counts and denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) profiles, and a cluster analysis was made to enable grouping and qualitative differentiation. Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory
Significant differences in pH decline and lactate accumulation were observed at different vacuum settings. Gas accumulation was apparent within all bags and changes in bag volume with time was observed to vary according to initial packing density. Conclusions: Vacuum-packed silos do provide a realistic model system for lab-scale silage Get price

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Jan 01, 2018Jan 01, 2018Johnson et al. (2005) have previously demonstrated that vacuum packing constitutes a reliable and accurate model system for laboratory-scale silage. The vacuum-packed bags were then sealed by a "Golden star" chamber vacuum packaging machine to remove oxygen, and stored in a dark room at 15 C. Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory
Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory-scale silage fermentations. Johnson HE(1), Merry RJ, Davies DR, Kell DB, Theodorou MK, Griffith GW. Author information: (1)Institute of Biological Sciences, Cledwyn Building, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, UK. Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory
Conclusions: Vacuum-packed silos do provide a realistic model system for lab-scale silage fermentations. Significance and Impact of the Study: Use of vacuum-packed silos holds potential for lab-scale evaluations of silage fermentations, allowing higher throughput of samples, more consistent packing as well as the possibility of investigating Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory
Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory-scale silage fermentations. Journal of Applied Microbiology, 98, (1), 106-113.Aims: To determine the utility of vacuum-packed polythene bags as a convenient, flexible and cost-effective alternative to fixed volume glass Get price

Variations in bacterial communities in laboratory‐scale
Silage was also prepared in vacuum-packed plastic pouches to examine differences between laboratory-scale and farm-scale silos. Variations were determined by fermentation products, colony counts and denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) profiles, and a cluster analysis was made to enable grouping and qualitative differentiation. Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory
Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory-scale silage fermentations. Download. a model system for laboratory-scale silage fermentations H.E. Johnson1, R.J. Merry2, D.R. Davies2, D.B. Kell1, M.K. Theodorou2 and G.W. Griffith1 1 Institute of Biological Sciences, Cledwyn Building, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, UK, and Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory
Significant differences in pH decline and lactate accumulation were observed at different vacuum settings. Gas accumulation was apparent within all bags and changes in bag volume with time was observed to vary according to initial packing density. Conclusions: Vacuum-packed silos do provide a realistic model system for lab-scale silage Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage
Jan 01, 2005Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage fermentations Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage fermentations Johnson, H.E.; Merry, R.J.; Davies, D.R.; Kell, D.B.; Theodorou, M.K.; Griffith, G.W. 2005-01-01 00:00:00 Introduction Preservation of forages by fermentation is a core component of the ruminant feed supply chain as it provides Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale
AIMSTo determine the utility of vacuum-packed polythene bags as a convenient, flexible and cost-effective alternative to fixed volume glass vessels for lab-scale silage studies. ] Key ResultSignificant differences in pH decline and lactate accumulation were observed at different vacuum settings. Gas accumulation was apparent within all bags and changes in bag volume with time was observed to vary Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2672.2004.02444.x Corpus ID: 40110355. Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage fermentations article{Johnson2005VacuumPA, title={Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage fermentations}, author={H. Johnson and R. Merry and D. Davies and D. Kell and M. Theodorou and G. W. Griffith}, journal={Journal of Applied Microbiology}, Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory
Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory-scale silage fermentations. Download. a model system for laboratory-scale silage fermentations H.E. Johnson1, R.J. Merry2, D.R. Davies2, D.B. Kell1, M.K. Theodorou2 and G.W. Griffith1 1 Institute of Biological Sciences, Cledwyn Building, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, UK, and Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage
Nov 01, 2004Aims: To determine the utility of vacuum-packed polythene bags as a convenient, flexible and cost-effective alternative to fixed volume glass vessels for lab-scale silage studies. Methods and Results: Using perennial ryegrass or red clover forage, similar fermentations (as assessed by pH measurement) occurred in glass tube and vacuum-packed silos over a 35-day period. Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory
Significant differences in pH decline and lactate accumulation were observed at different vacuum settings. Gas accumulation was apparent within all bags and changes in bag volume with time was observed to vary according to initial packing density. Conclusions: Vacuum-packed silos do provide a realistic model system for lab-scale silage Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory
Conclusions: Vacuum-packed silos do provide a realistic model system for lab-scale silage fermentations. Significance and Impact of the Study: Use of vacuum-packed silos holds potential for lab-scale evaluations of silage fermentations, allowing higher throughput of samples, more consistent packing as well as the possibility of investigating Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory‐scale silage
Nov 01, 2004Aims: To determine the utility of vacuum-packed polythene bags as a convenient, flexible and cost-effective alternative to fixed volume glass vessels for lab-scale silage studies. Methods and Results: Using perennial ryegrass or red clover forage, similar fermentations (as assessed by pH measurement) occurred in glass tube and vacuum-packed silos over a 35-day period. Get price

Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory
Vacuum packing: a model system for laboratory-scale silage fermentations. Journal of Applied Microbiology, 98, (1), 106-113.Aims: To determine the utility of vacuum-packed polythene bags as a convenient, flexible and cost-effective alternative to fixed volume glass Get price