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Table 1.

Ingredient composition of fermented Chinese medicine feed additive.

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Table 2.

Composition and nutrient levels of the different diet (air-dry basis).

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Fig 1.

Variation of active components in FCM after fermentation of probiotics.

(A) Venn diagram of total variation features; (B) Volcano plot of significantly changed active components; (C) Barplot of totally consumed and appeared active components.

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Fig 2.

Variations of (A) viable bacteria counts and (B) pH of FCM during 72-h fermentation. Different lowercase letters represent significant differences.

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Table 3.

Variation of organic acids in feed after supplementation of FCM.

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Table 4.

Effects of additive FCM in basal diet on growth performance of weaned piglet (n = 10).

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Fig 3.

Variations of gut microbiota in (A) Venn diagram of features; (B) principal component analysis; (C) LEfSe analysis of gut microbiota in different feeding group; BD0: Basal diet day-0; BDF0: Basal diet + FCM day-0; BD14: Basal diet day-14; BDF14: Basal diet + FCM day-14.

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Table 5.

Effects of additive FCM in basal diet on alpha-diversity index of gut microbiota.

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