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Table 3

Outflows of fermentation metabolites (mmoles/day) in dual-effluent fermenters.

	Treatments				SEM	P

	CTL	RO	SO	LO	(N = 3)	Oil
Acetate	59.3^a	74.5^b	70.4^ab	73.2^ab	2.86	0.033
Propionate	31.9^a	46.9^b	50.1^b	46.7^b	2.26	0.0049
Butyrate	19.1^a	8.6^b	8.5^b	5.2^b	0.98	0.0003
Valerate	2.9	4.5	5.3	5.3	0.52	0.051
CH₄	28.5^a	24.0^a	20.6^ab	15.5^b	1.65	0.0074
H₂	1.6^a	4.7^a	4.4^a	9.0^b	0.77	0.0032
H₂S	9.6^a	20.3^a	21.7^a	44.7^b	4.38	0.0069
ATP	245.4^a	277.5^b	277.0^b	266.0^b	3.49	0.0019

CTL: control; RO: rapeseed oil; SO: sunflower oil; LO: linseed oil, each supplied at 80 g/kg dry mater input; SEM: standard error of means. Different letters mean statistically different values (Tukey test, P < 0.05).

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