Abundance and richness of invertebrates in shade-grown versus sun-exposed coffee home gardens in Indonesia     

Campera  Marco  Budiadi  Budiadi  Bušina  Tomáš  Fathoni  Baladzuri Hafizh  Dermody  Janine  Nijman  Vincent  Imron  Muhammad Ali  Nekaris  K. A. I. 《Agroforestry Systems》2022,96(5-6):829-841

Agroforestry Systems - Complex agroforestry systems are suggested as a possible solution to reduce the effects of deforestation in the tropics while enhancing the livelihoods of local human...  相似文献   

Trialling nutrient recommendations for slow lorises (Nycticebus spp.) based on wild feeding ecology          下载免费PDF全文

F. Cabana  E. Dierenfeld  W. Wirdateti  G. Donati  K. A. I. Nekaris 《Journal of animal physiology and animal nutrition》2018,102(1):e1-e10

Slow loris (Nycticebus spp.) captive diets have been based on routine and anecdotes rather than scientific fact. The growing body of evidence contradicts the high fruit diet supported by such anecdotes. Non‐human primate nutrient requirements are grouped into new (based on the common marmoset Callithrix jacchus) or old world (based on rhesus macaques Macaca mulatta) primates. Slow lorises are known to suffer from many health ailments in captivity such as dental disease, obesity, wasting and kidney issues all of which have been linked to diet. This study aimed to estimate nutrient intake from free‐ranging slow lorises and to determine whether this intake can be used as nutrient recommendations. We collected data of nutrient intake, food passage rate and digestibility of captive slow lorises on three diet treatments 1: current captive type diet which is mostly fruits, 2: wild‐type diet made only of food items from their natural diet, 3: new diet made to reflect wild slow loris nutrient intake. In order to validate our nutrient recommendations, diets 2 and 3 would have to be significantly different to Diet 1 in terms of nutrients, but not different from each other. Captive diets were significantly higher in soluble carbohydrates and lower in minerals and fibre fractions than both diets 2 and 3. Diets 2 and 3 led to a significantly increased food passage time and to more effective fibre and calcium digestion compared to Diet 1. We also observed obese individuals lost weight and underweight individuals gained weight. Our nutrient recommendations have been validated by our trials, and new or old world monkey nutrient recommendations are not consistent with our results. Diets should be high in protein and fibre and low in soluble carbohydrates and fats.  相似文献