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Attractant Addition in Practical Grouper Feed to Improve the Palatability of Fish Meal Substitution with Plant Protein

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Project title
Attractant Addition in Practical Grouper Feed to Improve the Palatability of Fish Meal Substitution with Plant Protein
Code/計畫編號
94農科-14.2.2-漁-F1(9)
Translated Name/計畫中文名
誘引物質改進石斑魚對植物性蛋白原料接受性之研究
 
Project Coordinator/計畫主持人
Chyng-Hwa Liou
Funding Organization/主管機關
Council of Agriculture,Executive Yuan
 
Department/Unit
Department of Aquaculture
Website
https://www.grb.gov.tw/search/planDetail?id=1157719
Year
2005
 
Start date/計畫起
01-01-2005
Expected Completion/計畫迄
31-12-2005
 
Bugetid/研究經費
500千元
 
ResearchField/研究領域
漁業
 

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Abstract
我們近年來的研究已確認石斑魚達最佳成長,其蛋白質含量需高於45%,且其中一半蛋白質須由魚粉提供。隨著近年來海洋資源銳減,魚粉價格逐漸攀升,為降低飼料成本,以植物性蛋白取代魚粉已成為目前趨勢。然而植物性蛋白的取代造成飼料誘引性的下降,導致石斑魚對於飼料的接受度降低。因此誘引物的添加將有助於石斑魚接受植物性蛋白源的飼料。有報告指出,魚類的味覺受器對游離胺基酸具有高度敏感性,又某些魚類對於添加混合胺基酸於飼料中的反應較單一胺基酸強烈。另外,合成的烏賊萃取物若不含胺基酸則無法對歐洲鱸引起味覺刺激。又有報告指出,條紋鱸,在植物性原料為主之飼料中添加混合胺基酸,可增加條紋鱸對飼料之接受度及成長表現,並有助於降低飼料成本。本年度計劃擬以探討添加誘引物質於石斑魚飼料中,是否可增強石斑魚對植物性蛋白原料之接受度,並提升植物性蛋白原料之利用,並有效降低飼料成本。 In recent studies we have confirmed that more than 45% crude protein and half from fish meal are required in grouper feed to keep high growth rate for the fish. Fishmeal price increased as a result of increasing demand and reduced production in recent years, so there is a need to find suitable alternative to fishmeal. Many researchers showed that: high inclusion of plant protein as an alternative source for fishmeal protein reduced palatability of diet, thus there is a considerable interest to find appropriate attractants for grouper in order to increase the palatability and produce cost-effective diet in the future. Studies showed that fish taste receptors are highly sensitive to free amino acid. Using a mixture containing L-alanine, L-serine, inosine-5'-monophosphate and betaine in plant-based diets, stimulated feeding activity, improved feed acceptability and growth performance of cultured striped bass fed low-cost and plant-based diets. The present study is designed to investigate proper attractants for grouper, and growth study will be conducted to ensure the feasibility of certain attractants in plant-based diets. The improvement of alternative plant protein in grouper feed with attractants will bring towards a cost-effective and sustainable aquaculture industry.
 
Keyword(s)
石斑
誘引物
植物性蛋白質
Grouper
Attractants
Plant Protein
 
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