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The Effect of , , and on Ruminal Methanogenesis and Metagenomic Functional Profiles

Abstract

Importance: The application of significantly reduced methane production . We showed that this reduction was linked to changes in microbial function profiles, the decline in the overall archaeal community counts, and shifts in ratios of "SGMT" and "RO" clades. and , obtained from Scotland, also decreased methane concentration in the total gas, while the same seaweed species from Iceland did not.

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