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Kelzang Wangchuk et alTable 2: Nutritonal qualities of Ficus auriculata between different sites.Site DMD % ADF% NDF% CP %Bongo 40.54 + 0.17 31.75 + 1.83 51.00 + 0.07 6.23 + 1.30Dragteng 48.99 + 397 36.00 + 0.38 39.19 + 2.15 10.39 + 1.57Gabtso 47.16 + 2.68 36.69 + 0.42 43.53 + 0.49 8.99 + 1.49Gabtso 47.16 + 4.59 36.69 + 0.44 43.53 + 0.73 8.99 + 1.49Galing 43.33 + 1.34 44.35 + 1.03 49.23 + 0.01 6.89 + 1.33Khoma 43.85 + 2.51 36.95 + 0.77 47.79 + 3.51 7.40 + 1.36Langthel 45.81 + 2.02 36.42 + 0.66 43.97 + 0.72 6.70 + 1.32Kilikhar 47.59 + 0.43 37.49 + 0.84 41.00 + 0.34 7.21 + 1.43Mongar 53.26 + 3.99 37.41+ 0.12 44.17 + 0.13 8.05 + 1.39Mongar 46.03 + 0.26 36.58 + 0.29 48.87+ 0.31 8.53 + 1.37Phuentsoling 42.08 + 2.76 46.17+ 0.15 52.89 + 0.49 5.36 + 0.95Pam 45.49 + 1.72 28.46+ 0.44 33.44 + 0.90 13.2 + 1.33Zurphay 45.91+ 1.91 39.65+ 2.78 46.74 + 1.19 6.11 + 1.03Rani camp 49.49 + 3.93 43.79 + 1.29 50.87+ 1.06 6.90 + 1.13Rani camp 46.99 + 0.27 30.84 + 0.36 42.62 + 1.67 6.98 + 1.13P value ns P
Fodder quality of Ficus auriculata..........Table 3: Effect of elevation and rainfall on nutritional quality of Ficus auriculata.Values in each cell represent the correlation coefficient of regression analysis.Quality parameter Elevation RainfallDMD % 0.26 0.30NDF % 0.25 0.39*ADF % -0.31* 0.33*CP % 0.62** 2.10* P
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