BACKGROUND: Ten isolates of anaerobic fungi of Piromyces genus from wild cattle and blue bulls (five isolates from each host species) were evaluated for their fibrolytic ability in pure culture, their suitability for use as a microbial additive in buffaloes and their effect on methane emission. ##
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Effects of fermenter type, xylanase addition and dual cultures on fungal fermentations of wheat pollard and bran
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- Elsevier Science
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- 1990
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- English
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- 0269-7483
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## Abstract The study investigated the effects of adding an anaerobic fungus (__Piromyces__ sp FNG5; isolated from the faeces of a wild blue bull) to the rumen fluid of buffaloes consuming a basal diet of wheat straw and concentrates on __in vitro__ enzyme activities, fermentation and degradation o