鹿児島県産黒毛和種と北海道産ホルスタイン種のルーメン内繊毛虫構成の比較

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  • Rumen Ciliate Composition and Diversity of Japanese Beef Black Cattle in Comparison with Those of Holstein-Friesian Cattle.
  • 鹿児島県産黒毛和種と北海道産ホルスタイン種のルーメン内繊毛虫構成の比較〔英文〕
  • カゴシマ ケンサン クロゲワシュ ト ホッカイドウサン ホルスタインシュ ノ

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The composition of ciliate protozoa in the rumen of 30 Japanese beef black cattle (Bos taurus taurus) fed in Yoron Island, Kagoshima, was compared with that of 125 Holstein-Friesian cattle (Bos taurus tairus) fed in Hokkaido. Thirteen genera including 44 species with 32 formae detected from Japanese beef black cattle and 15 genera including 48 species with 25 formae from Holstein-Friesian cattle were identified. Thirty-six species with 19 formae were common to both hosts. A new species was recognized from Japanese beef black cattle and named Entodinium yunnense n. sp. This new species was classified into such four formae as yunnense n.f., spinonucleatum n.f., acutonucleatum n.f. and spinolobum n.f. A new forma of Entodinium bifidum having only one caudal spine was also recognized from Japanese beef black cattle and named monospinosum n.f. The average ciliate density in Japanese beef black cattle, 18.7×104/ml, was lower than 40.3×104/ml in Holstein-Friesian cattle. The average number of ciliate species per head in Japanese beef black cattle, 14.4 was also lower than 17.8 in Holstein-Friesian cattle. The average value of diversity index was 1.789 in Japanese beef black cattle and 1.718 in Holstein-Friesian cattle. Both incidence and composition ratio of Entodinium rectangulatum and E. ovinum were significantly higher in Japanese beef black cattle than in Holstein-Friesian cattle. On the other hand, Charonina ventriculi, E. caudatum, E. rostratum, E. parvum, E. bursa, Metadinium affine and Ostracodinium mammosum showed a reverse relation.

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