The invention relates to a method for inhibiting
rumen gas production by using a genetically modified laver filament as a
ruminant feed additive and a method for inhibiting
methane production by using the genetically modified laver filament as the
ruminant feed additive. A
porphyra yezoensis
bromine peroxidase gene is cloned, an overexpression vector of the
gene is constructed,
porphyra yezoensis
thallus is used as a
receptor for genetic transformation, and a
porphyra algal strain of which the key
enzyme expression quantity is remarkably improved is obtained through screening. The method comprises the following steps: inducing thalli to generate
protonema, crushing the
protonema by using a
crusher, carrying out ventilated large-scale culture in a
seawater culture medium added with PES by using a column
bioreactor to obtain a large number of
protonema materials, collecting the protonema materials, crushing the protonema materials by using the
crusher, and
drying at low temperature. The obtained laver protonema
powder is put into a vacuum bag for low-temperature preservation in dark light, and can be applied to preparation of
ruminant feed as a dairy cow
feed additive. The filamentous can accumulate halogenated compounds such as bromidogen and the like, can inhibit the activity of a key
enzyme generated by
methane in
rumen, and further inhibits the generation of
methane.