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Longitudinal Change in Rumen-Associated Bacterial Communities Following Aso Limonite Supplementation in Japanese Brown Cattle.
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Aso limonite, a natural volcanic mineral, has been used as a cattle supplement in the Aso region of Japan; however, its effects have not been well-characterized. This study examined whether Aso limonite supplementation from 105 days prepartum to 90 days postpartum changed rumen-associated bacterial communities and calf growth in the Kumamoto strain of Japanese Brown cattle. Buccal swab-derived bacterial profiles were regarded as proxies of examining rumen-associated bacterial communities. Diversity analysis detected prepartum differences between the control and limonite groups. Primary longitudinal screening further identified rumen-associated, oral-associated and archaea subsets from buccal swab-derived microbiota. Within the rumen-associated subset,
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