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. 2022 Nov 2;13:990905. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2022.990905

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The 10 most abundant bacteria of gut microbiota at genus level for intestinal microbiota of piglets weaned on day 14 of age (14W) and day 28 of age (28W) at different sampling timepoints [day 28 of age (A); day 70 of age (B)]. The horizontal axis is the groups. The vertical axis represents the relative abundance. The “others” represents the sum of the relative abundance except the top 10 in the figure. CA group was defined as the sample from piglets in 28W group at the timepoint of day 28 of age. TA group was defined as the sample from piglets in 14W group at the timepoint of day 28 of age (A). CB group was defined as the sample from piglets in 28W group at the timepoint of day 70 of age. TB group was defined as the sample from piglets in 14W group at the timepoint of day 70 of age (B).