Exploring the role of gut microbiota in host feeding behavior among breeds in swine

BMC Microbiology

Table 1 Number of ASVs significantly associated with feeding behavior traits by breed and sampling time point

Trait^a	Time Point	p-value < .05			q-value^b < .05
Trait^a	Time Point	DR^c	LR	LW	DR	LR	LW
AOTD (s)	T1	59	30	57	2	1	0
	T2	104	101	112	4	0	5
	T3	105	131	221	6	8	26
ADFR (g/min)	T1	81	39	33	0	0	0
	T2	80	30	26	0	0	0
	T3	58	79	46	0	0	0
ANVD	T1	59	43	23	0	0	0
	T2	46	62	35	0	0	0
	T3	82	54	89	1	0	1
AFIV (g)	T1	51	52	24	0	1	0
	T2	88	34	60	1	0	0
	T3	66	27	69	1	0	0
AOTV (s)	T1	29	38	36	0	0	0
	T2	61	64	57	0	0	0
	T3	56	52	44	1	0	0
AFRV (g/min)	T1	52	25	54	2	0	3
	T2	87	23	30	1	0	0
	T3	55	74	26	2	0	0
Total	T1	331	227	227	4	2	3
	T2	466	314	320	6	0	5
	T3	422	417	495	11	8	27

^a AOTD average daily feeder occupation time (s); ADFR average daily feeding rate (g/min); ANVD average daily number of visits to feeder; AFIV average amount of feed consumed (g) per visit; AOTV average feeder occupation time (s) per visit; AFRV average feeding rate (g/min) per visit. ^b FDR value = p-value adjusted by the Benjamini-Hochberg method. ^c DR Duroc; LR Landrace; LW Large White

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