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Influence of Plant Secondary Metabolites on intake, Detoxification Costs, and Microbial Communities in Deer. [PDF]
J Chem EcolAnderson KL +4 more
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Microbial Ecology at the Nexus of Food Safety and Biotechnology With Ecological Mechanisms, Risks, and Emerging Innovations. [PDF]
Int J Food SciTepson JA, Agyirifo DS.
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Influence of Cowpea Plants on Soil Bacterial Community and Soil Quality: Effects of the Rhizosphere. [PDF]
Plant Environ InteractKhantsi M, Babalola OO.
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The previous chapters have shown that the rumen harbours a large number of different species of bacteria, phycomycete fungi and protozoa. Metabolic interactions between these different populations are essential for sustaining the microbial community and its collective activities.
Dolfing J, Gottschal JC
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The previous chapters have shown that the rumen harbours a large number of different species of bacteria, phycomycete fungi and protozoa. Metabolic interactions between these different populations are essential for sustaining the microbial community and its collective activities.
Dolfing J, Gottschal JC
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Fighting Microbes with Microbes
2020Microbes exhibit a strong association with human beings by colonizing different parts of the body. These microbes can be either beneficial or harmful. Pathogenic microbes are known to cause serious infections in humans and in other multicellular organisms which disturb the host physiology.
Boopathi Seenivasan +2 more
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Mediators of mutualistic microbe–microbe interactions
Natural Product Reports, 2018This viewpoint summarizes recent advances in understanding the role of natural products as regulators of mutualistic microbial interactions.
Kirstin Scherlach, Christian Hertweck
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Microbe–Microbe, Microbe–Plant Biocommunication
2010Quorum Sensing (QS) is a natural phenomenon of communication circuits to regulate a diverse array of physiological activities. QS regulates microbial diversity and ecological balance through various process, i.e., symbiosis, motility, sporulation, virulence, biofilm formation, competence, conjugation, and antibiotic production.
Ralf Oelmüller +7 more
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Host–microbe and microbe–microbe interactions in the evolution of obligate plant parasitism
New Phytologist, 2015SummaryResearch on obligate biotrophic plant parasites, which reproduce only on living hosts, has revealed a broad diversity of filamentous microbes that have independently acquired complex morphological structures, such as haustoria. Genome studies have also demonstrated a concerted loss of genes for metabolism and lytic enzymes, and gain of diversity
Kemen, A., Agler, M., Kemen, E.
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Microbes Biology: Microbes in Wetland and Bioprospection of Microbes
2019Over-increasing population, climate change, and the environmental pollutants are exerting negative pressure on biodiversity as well as our natural resources. Wetlands are a crucial gear of our natural environment. They support not only biological diversity but also the microbial communities of such systems that play an important role in biogeochemical ...
Avinash Singh +3 more
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