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The 17 pages that link to Rumen, each with the reason it gives.

• RuminantBroader topic: This fermentation chamber makes fibrous plant material usable to its host.

• CattleBroader topic: Its microbial fermentation lets cattle obtain energy from fibrous forage.

• ForageBroader topic: Rumen microbes break down much of the structural material in forage.

• Foregut fermentationBroader topic: It is the principal fermentation chamber in cattle, sheep, and other ruminants.

• DeerBroader topic: Microbial fermentation in the rumen helps deer digest leaves, grasses, and other forage.

• RuminantiaBroader topic: It is the principal fermentation vat in the ruminant foregut.

• Animal nutritionBroader topic: Rumen fermentation lets cattle and sheep obtain nutrients from fibrous plants.

• Crop (anatomy)Compared with: Both can hold food before further processing, but the rumen is a major fermentation chamber.

• CecumCompared with: It performs extensive foregut fermentation, unlike the cecum's hindgut fermentation.

• GoatBroader topic: Microbes in this chamber help goats extract nutrients from browse and forage.

• CowBroader topic: Its microbial fermentation lets cows obtain energy from grasses and other fibrous plants.

• HoatzinCompared with: Like a rumen, the hoatzin's crop supports fermentation, but the bird has no multi-chambered stomach.

• NeocallimastigomycotaRelated: Many Neocallimastigomycota species inhabit this major herbivore fermentation chamber.

• FibrobacterotaRelated: It provides a major habitat for cellulose-degrading Fibrobacterota.

• Greater kuduBroader topic: Microbial fermentation helps digest the kudu’s fibrous browse.

• MethanobacteriatiRelated: Methanogens in the rumen include lineages related to methane-producing members of this group.

• MethanobacteriumRelated: Methanobacterium in the rumen can use fermentation-derived hydrogen to form methane.