Research Article

Betaine Modulates Rumen Archaeal Community and Functioning during Heat and Osmotic Stress Conditions In Vitro

Table 5

Community structure of ruminal archaea in the liquid phase as affected by incubation conditions and betaine supplementation in vitro.

Osmolality1Temperature (°C)Betaine2 value$
NormalHyperSE39.542SEControlLowHighSE333Interaction4

Phyla
Crenarchaeota0.040.600.22
Euryarchaeota0.9930.9930.0000.9930.9930.0000.9930.9930.9930.0000.280.590.79
Genera
 Vadin CA110.3030.3050.0170.3200.2870.0170.3050.3050.3010.0180.860.0080.94
Methanosphaera0.0430.0690.0140.0520.0600.0140.0590.0570.0520.0150.040.530.89
Methanosarcina0.0000.0000.0000.0000.920.040.69()
Methanobrevibacter0.490.490.0130.490.490.0130.4860.4960.5000.0140.440.940.61
Methanobacterium0.030.420.38
Methanimicrococcus0.0320.0200.0060.0190.0330.0060.0280.0320.0180.0070.130.090.34()
Methanosaeta0.0000.0000.0000.0000.320.320.37

1; . 2Betaine levels: control (0), low (51), and high (286) ppm. 3: osmolality; : temperature; : betaine. 4Only effects with significance () or tendency marked with bracket () are listed. Standard error. $ value is for testing the fixed effect of osmolality (), temperature (), and betaine addition (). Significance: .