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Supplementing Goat Kids with Coconut Medium Chain Fatty Acids in Early Life Influences Growth and Rumen Papillae Development Until 4 Months After Supplementation but Effects on in Vitro Methane Emissions and the Rumen Microbiota Are Transient

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Journal J Anim Sci
Date 2018 Mar 13
PMID 29529321
Citations 4
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Conclusion: prenatal and postnatal supplementation with CO MCFA reduced in vitro CH4 emissions until 4 wk old by depressing methanogen abundance and activity but at the expense of rumen fermentation and eubacterial abundance. Unfortunately, daily gain of K+ kids was suppressed. Some rumen papillae characteristics differed at 28 wk old due to postnatal treatment which ended at 11 wk old, indicating rumen papillary development can be affected by the early-life nutritional circumstances.

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