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Table 1Bacterial additives or bacteria strains tested in four experiments with
Fig. 1. GRs of B. plicatilis cultured under synxenic conditions with different bacterial additives and fed axenicADs in Experiment 1 a , Experiment 2 b , Experiment 3 c and Experiment 4 d
Fig. 2. GRs of B. plicatilisaxenic cultured under synxenic conditions with different bacterial additives and fed either in Experiment 2 a or a combination of axenic AD and in Experiment 4 b .

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