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Valeurs nutritionnelles des chenilles comestibles de la ville de Kisangani et ses environs (Province de la Tshopo, République Démocratique du Congo)
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| Upload date | 15 Jan 2017 |
| Contributeur | Justin Asimonyio |
| Couverture géographique | Province de la Tshopo, République Démocratique du Congo |
| Mots-clefs | Basin du Congo, Produits forestiers non ligneux, Chenilles, Composition biochimique, Développement durable |
| Date de publication | 15/01/2017 |
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The purpose of this work lies within the scope of the valorization of traditional food of the Democratic Republic of Congo in general and the province of Tshopo in particular and aims the inventory and evaluation of the nutritive value of the edible caterpillars of Kisangani city and its surroundings. The determination of moisture, the total lipids, total ashes, total proteins, the total sugars and the energy value was carried out according to usual techniques. 12 species of edible caterpillars were identified and gathered in three families: Attacidae (8 species, 67%), Notodontidae (3 species, 25%) and Nymphalidae (1 species, 8%). The average values of various calculated parameters are: water (60.92%), dry weight (39.08%), ashes (4.20 g), proteins (52.13 g), lipids (19.81%), sugars (1.19 g), and energy (392.33 kCal). The production of edible caterpillars must constitute an objective to be preached through agro-forestry programs for a sustainable management of the forests of the Democratic Republic of Congo in general and those of the Tshopo Province in particular.