Metabolic versatility enables acetogens to colonize ruminants with diet-driven niche partitioning
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), Bo Fu(Jiangnan University), Chris Greening(Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute), Ralf Conrad(Kasetsart University), Peter H. Janssen(AgResearch), Xiang Zhou(Apple (Israel)), Shuya Li(Capital Medical University), Shizhe Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Volker Müller(Goethe University Frankfurt), Wenxing Wang(Shandong University), Xiumin Zhang(Institute of Subtropical Agriculture)
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