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Table 4

Amount of hexoses fermented (HF) and fermentation pattern in dual effluent fermenters.

	Treatments				SEM	P

	CTL	RO	SO	LO	(N = 3)	Oil
HF (mmol/d)	67.6^a	73.8^b	74.0^b	70.4^ab	1.00	0.011
Specific productions (mol/100 mol HF)
Acetate	87.6^a	100.9^ab	95.3^ab	104.1^b	3.19	0.043
Propionate	47.3^a	63.8^ab	67.5^b	66.2^b	3.39	0.018
Butyrate	28.3^a	11.7^b	11.5^b	7.4^b	1.41	0.0002
Valerate	4.3^a	6.0^ab	7.1^ab	7.4^b	0.64	0.043
CH₄	42.0^a	32.5^ab	27.9^bc	21.9^c	1.91	0.0017
H₂	2.4^a	6.4^a	6.0^a	12.7^b	0.96	0.0017

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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