ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2026
Synthetic microbial community to enhance the fermentation and feed valorization of pineapple waste.
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Global livestock industry is confronted with severe feed-supply pressure, and valorizing agro-industrial by-products has become a promising way to alleviate feed resource shortages. Large quantities of pineapple waste are produced annually during pineapple processing, but antinutritional factors greatly limit its direct application in pig diets. Pineapple waste (PW) is a promising agro-industrial by-product for feed production; however, its high levels of antinutritional factors and structural carbohydrates limit its utilization in monogastric animals. This study aimed to develop a synthetic microbial community (SysComs) for upgrading PW into a functional feed ingredient. Four functional strains were separately screened according to their dominant single degrading or metabolite-synthesizing traits, and further combined into a synthetic community owing to their complementary metabolic capacities, including tannin-degrading
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