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Megasphaera [mə′gas·fə·rə]

(microbiology)

A genus of bacteria in the family Veillonellaceae; relatively large cells occurring in pairs arranged in chains.

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No references found	These data suggest that reduction of methane by monensin feeding is not due to a reduction in the population size of methanogens but is more likely due to the development of an alternative hydrogen-consuming pathway such as propionate enhancement by stimulation of the proliferation of propionate- and succinate-producing bacteria such as Selenomonas and Megasphaera (Russell and Strobel, 1989). Abatement of methane production from ruminants: trends in the ... by Kobayashi, Yasuo / Asian - Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences oxytoca Yes (95) No Lyngbya (a) Yes (45) No Megasphaera (a) Yes (20) No Microcystis (a) Yes (10) No Novosphingobium N. Human pathogens abundant in the bacterial metagenome of cigarettes by Sapkota, Amy R.; Berger, Sibel; Vogel, Timothy M. / Environmental Health Perspectives Furthermore, following concentrate feeding it has also been demonstrated that a concomitant rise in Megasphaera elsdenii occurs within the rumen (Counotte etal. Dietary transformation of lipid in the rumen microbial ecosystem by Kim, Eun J.; Huws, Sharon A.; Lee, Michael R.F.; Scollan, Nigel D. / Asian - Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences	meganiche Meganthropus Meganticlinorium megaparsec megapel megapel display megapenny megaphenic megaphone megaphyllous megapixel megapode Megapodiidae megapolis Megapyr Megara Mégara megarectum Megarelief Megarian School megaripple Megaron megasclere megascopic megasecond Megasphaera Megasporangium Megaspore megaspore mother cell megasporocyte megasporogenesis Megasporophyll megass Megasynclinorium megatectonics Megatherium megathermophyte Megathymiinae megaton megaton weapon megatron megavolt Megawati Sukarnoputri megawatt megawatt electric megawatt thermal megawatt year of electricity megawatt-day per ton Meget Meggers, Betty J. Meghalaya	megarons Megas Megas Megas Megas aleksandros Megas aleksandros Megas Alexandros Megas Alexandros Megas XLR megasclere Megascope megascopic megascopic megascopic megascopically megascopically megascopically Megascops Megasea Megasea Megasecond megaseism Megaseme Megasievert Megasievert Megasievert Megasite Management System Megasite Management Toolsuite Megasoma elephas Megasonic Generators Megasphaera Megasphaera elsdenii megasporangia megasporangia megasporangia megasporangium megasporangium megasporangium megaspore megaspore megaspore megaspore mother cell megaspore mother cell megaspores megaspores megasporic megasporic megasporocyte megasporocyte megasporogeneses megasporogeneses megasporogenesis megasporogenesis megasporophyll megasporophyll Megasquirt 3 Megass Megass Megastar Megastar megastardom

These data suggest that reduction of methane by monensin feeding is not due to a reduction in the population size of methanogens but is more likely due to the development of an alternative hydrogen-consuming pathway such as propionate enhancement by stimulation of the proliferation of propionate- and succinate-producing bacteria such as Selenomonas and Megasphaera (Russell and Strobel, 1989).

Abatement of methane production from ruminants: trends in the ... by Kobayashi, Yasuo / Asian - Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences

oxytoca Yes (95) No Lyngbya (a) Yes (45) No Megasphaera (a) Yes (20) No Microcystis (a) Yes (10) No Novosphingobium N.

Human pathogens abundant in the bacterial metagenome of cigarettes by Sapkota, Amy R.; Berger, Sibel; Vogel, Timothy M. / Environmental Health Perspectives

Furthermore, following concentrate feeding it has also been demonstrated that a concomitant rise in Megasphaera elsdenii occurs within the rumen (Counotte etal.

Dietary transformation of lipid in the rumen microbial ecosystem by Kim, Eun J.; Huws, Sharon A.; Lee, Michael R.F.; Scollan, Nigel D. / Asian - Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences

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