supported by grants from the Natural Science Foundation of China (31272472);project grants from Meat & Livestock Australia,Fisheries and Forestry in Australia and Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO)。
Background: This study investigated changes in rumen protozoal and methanogenic communities, along with the correlations among microbial taxa and methane(CH_4) production of six Belmont Red Composite beef steers fed t...
supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(grant number:2017YFD0500500)
Background: Ruminal microbes are vital to the conversion of lignocellulose-rich plant materials into nutrients for ruminants.Although protozoa play a key role in linking ruminal microbial networks,the contribution of ...
supported by the"Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft"(DFG,German Research Foundation,SU124/33–1)
Nitrogenous emissions from ruminant livestock production are of increasing public concern and, together with methane, contribute to environmental pollution. The main cause of nitrogen-(N)-containing emissions is the i...