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. 2022 Nov 27;27(23):8273. doi: 10.3390/molecules27238273

Table 3.

Potential tannins’ source for animal feeding reported with their scientific name, common name, part of the plant richest in tannins and tannins’ chemical profile. Vegetal industry co-products tannins source used for ruminants [49,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72].

Scientific Name Common Name By-Product Main Tannins
Cupressus lusitanica Mexican cedar steam distillation residues condensed/hydrolizable
Cistus ladanife labdanum steam distillation residues condensed/hydrolizable
Coffea arabica coffee pulp condensed
P. Granatum pomegranate peels condensed/hydrolizable
Vitis vinifera red grape variety pomace condensed
Castanea sativa chestnut shells condensed/hydrolizable
Camellia sinensis L. tea leaves condensed/hydrolizable
Myrtus communis common myrtle leaves condensed/hydrolizable
Endopleura uchi yellow uxi bark condensed/hydrolizable
Picea abies Norway spruce bark condensed
Picea abies spruce bark condensed/hydrolizable
Eucalyptus globulus blue gum leaves condensed/hydrolizable
Pinus taeda loblolly pine bark condensed/hydrolizable
Persea americana avocado peel/pulp condensed
Musa acuminata banana peel/seed/pulp condensed
Psidium guajava guava peel/seed/pulp condensed
heterophyllus artocarpus jackfruit peel/seed/pulp condensed
Dimocarpus longan longan peel/seed/pulp condensed
Mangifera indica mango peel/seed condensed
Olra europae olive leaves hydrolizable
Cynara cardunculus artichoke leaves condensed
Citrus limon lemon pomace condensed
Brassica napus canola pulp condensed