Distinct microbial hydrogen and reductant disposal pathways explain interbreed variations in ruminant methane yield
Qiushuang Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Min Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Emilio M. Ungerfeld(Instituto de Investigaciones Agropecuarias), Jinzhen Jiao(Institute of Subtropical Agriculture), Zhiliang Tan(Institute of Subtropical Agriculture), Chris Greening(Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute), Xiumin Zhang(Fujian Medical University), Peter H. Janssen(AgResearch), Jiabin Huo(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Rong Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Shizhe Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xiyang Dong(Ministry of Natural Resources), Zhiyuan Ma(Lanzhou University)
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