The high silica content present in the rice
husk is a major barrier to its digestion and prevents parenchymal tissue from degradation (Agbagla et al.
1, Additions of rice
husk resulted in higher values of resistance to simple compression, at all contents and ages, compared with those obtained with Brachiaria seed
husk,
Native rice
husk (local variety of rice) was obtained from rice milling centre at Igbemo-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria.
In this study, we assessed the effect of cacao bean
husk as bedding material in free stall barn compared to conventional stall surfaces; no bedding, sawdust, and chopped wheat straw.
philadelphica), is the other major cultivated
husk tomato.
The seedling substrates tested included the rice
husk substrate (Control, CK), 0.
3], while for rice
husk the value found by water displacement method was 0.
Estimation of cellulose and lignin: To determine cellulose, 1g treated rice
husk labelled as W1 was first treated with ADF solution and the resulting residue was used to determine cellulose.
Table 1: Chemical and physical properties of Rice
Husk Ash (RHA)
The AgNPs synthesized by using rice
husk, tomato seeds and Multani mitti were analyzed by UV-Visible spectroscopy, XRD, SEM and FT-IR spectrometer.
There have been few reports on the use of cocoa pod
husk powder as organic amendments on some vegetables but no report of its use on black benniseed.
PDSA head nurse Miriam Wilson said: "We had to open up Hooch's intestine to remove a large piece of corn
husk and some smaller pieces that had broken off.
