(1979) conducted phytochemical studies of different plant parts of three plant sps. Tribulus and Subabul (Leucaena is a promising highly alatus, T. terrestris Agave wightii. leucocephala) nutritive, exotic fodder tree which is recently established in Rajasthan. Gujrathi (1981) et al. studied the utilization of pods in the ration of bullocks and found the pods Prosopis juliflora contain enough protein and carbohydrates. Bishnoi and Gautam (1991) studied the chemical composition of shoots and seeds of Kapoor, B.B.S. (1991) has reported the nutritive contents from Calligonum polygonoides. different parts of and and suggested to them as a forage for Fagonia cretica Aerva tomentosa cattle. Harsh and Arora (1993) estimated the nutritive value of Citrullus fistulosus. Rajput, P. and Sen, D.N. (1993) estimated the nutritive values and minerals of Atriplex in Indian desert. Nutritive status of and spp. Maytenus emarginata, Parkinsonia acculata were studied by and Ahmed (1994). Tecomella undulata G. (2002) has reported the nutritive value of Abutilon indicum, Aerva persica, and growing in Kodamdesar Pond area of Bikaner Euphorbia microphylla Glinus lotoides district. A number of workers have been investigated the quantitative and qualitative estimation of amino acids, important are - Ahmed and Khan (1971), Bhatnagar (1976, 77), Chatterjee et al. (1979), Dixit (1974) Grenstein and Winitz (1961), Murakashi (1979), Noma and et al. et al. Noguchi (1976), Sharma (1980), Tshierch and Mothes (1963), Yashimura (1969), Nahid et al. and Zaido (1969). Kumar and Krishna (1993) found the quantitative estimation of glutamic acid, glycine, isoleucine, leucine, methionine, phenyl alanine, serine, threonine and valin in different
(1979) conducted phytochemical studies of different plant parts of three plant sps. Tribulus alatus, T. terrestris and Agave wightii. Subabul (Leucaena leucocephala) is a promising highly nutritive, exotic fodder tree which is recently established in Rajasthan. Gujrathi et al. (1981) studied the utilization of Prosopis juliflora pods in the ration of bullocks and found the pods contain enough protein and carbohydrates. Bishnoi and Gautam (1991) studied the chemical composition of shoots and seeds of Calligonum polygonoides. Kapoor, B.B.S. (1991) has reported the nutritive contents from different parts of Fagonia cretica and Aerva tomentosa and suggested to them as a forage for cattle. Harsh and Arora (1993) estimated the nutritive value of Citrullus fistulosus. Rajput, P. and Sen, D.N. (1993) estimated the nutritive values and minerals of Atriplex spp. in Indian desert. Nutritive status of Maytenus emarginata, Parkinsonia acculata and Tecomella undulata were studied by and Ahmed (1994). G. (2002) has reported the nutritive value of Abutilon indicum, Aerva persica, Euphorbia microphylla and Glinus lotoides growing in Kodamdesar Pond area of Bikaner district. A number of workers have been investigated the quantitative and qualitative estimation of amino acids, important are - Ahmed and Khan (1971), Bhatnagar et al. (1976, 77), Chatterjee (1979), Dixit et al. (1974) Grenstein and Winitz (1961), Murakashi et al. (1979), Noma and Noguchi (1976), Sharma (1980), Tshierch and Mothes (1963), Yashimura et al. (1969), Nahid and Zaido (1969). Kumar and Krishna (1993) found the quantitative estimation of glutamic acid, glycine, isoleucine, leucine, methionine, phenyl alanine, serine, threonine and valin in different