2020
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202002.0192.v1
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Microbial Patterns in Rumen Are Associated with Gain of Weight in Beef Cattle

Abstract: Ruminal microorganisms play a pivotal role in cattle nutrition. The discovery of the main microbes responsible for enhancing the gain of weight in beef cattle might be used in therapeutic approaches to increase animal performance and cause less environmental damages. Here, we examined differences in bacterial and fungal composition of rumen samples of Braford heifers raised in a natural grassland from Pampa Biome in Brazil. We aimed to detect microbial patterns in the rumen that could be correlated with the ga… Show more

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