Introduction: Microbiome refers to groups of microorganisms in a specific environment such as the human body, animals. plants. soil.water. air. etc. Live. These organisms include Microbiome refers to groups of microorganisms in a specific environment such as the body Humans, animals, plants, soil, water, air, etc. Live. These organisms include bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites and other microscopic organisms that coexist with the hosts themselves and interact.
Methods: microbial fermentation in the rumen is vital for the growth and production of a ruminant. 170 types of bacteria in The growing rumen is present in the first 14 days of life and this microflora is related to diet changes and Physiological changes in the host react
Results: Composition of ruminant gastrointestinal tract microbiome as influenced by diet, environmental conditions, and genetics is located Changes in these factors can have significant effects on rumen fermentation, methane production, etc Have general animal health. Early interventions in nutrition and microbiome management in animals Young can lead to more stable results and improved health and performance of ruminants. to achieve For better results, non-camel studies on the effects of diet and microbiome interventions on microflora Digestive system and animal performance are required
Conclusion: Composition of ruminant gastrointestinal tract microbiome as influenced by diet, environmental conditions, and genetics is located By changing it, it affects the behavior and health of the living being
Keywords: Microbiome - Digestive system - Living health