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Microbial Community Structure in Ancient European Arctic Peatlands

Plants, 2022
Northern peatlands, which are crucial reservoirs of carbon and nitrogen (415 ± 150 and 10 ± 7 Pg, respectively), are vulnerable to microbial mineralization after permafrost thaw. This study was carried out in four key sites containing northern permafrost
Alexander Pastukhov, Vera Kovaleva, Dmitry Kaverin   +2 more
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MCSS: microbial community simulator based on structure

Frontiers in Microbiology
De novo assembly plays a pivotal role in metagenomic analysis, and the incorporation of third-generation sequencing technology can significantly improve the integrity and accuracy of assembly results. Recently, with advancements in sequencing technology (
Xingqi Hui, Xingqi Hui, Jinbao Yang, Jinbao Yang, Jinhuan Sun, Fang Liu, Fang Liu, Weihua Pan   +7 more
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Microbial community structure of plant-based meat alternatives

npj Science of Food, 2023
A reduction in animal-based diets has driven market demand for alternative meat products, currently raising a new generation of plant-based meat alternatives (PBMAs).
Franz-Ferdinand Roch, Monika Dzieciol, Narciso M. Quijada, Lauren V. Alteio, Patrick-Julian Mester, Evelyne Selberherr   +5 more
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Quorum sensing modulates microbial community structure through regulation of secondary metabolites [PDF]

mSphere
Bacteria are recognized for their diverse metabolic capabilities, yet the impact of microbe-microbe interactions on multispecies community structure and dynamics is poorly understood.
April C. Armes, Amy L. Schaefer, Leah H. Hochanadel, Dawn M. Klingeman, Dana L. Carper, Paul E. Abraham, Larry M. York, Alyssa A. Carrell, Mitchel J. Doktycz, Dale A. Pelletier   +9 more
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Impacts of chemical gradients on microbial community structure [PDF]

The ISME Journal, 2017
Succession of redox processes is sometimes assumed to define a basic microbial community structure for ecosystems with oxygen gradients. In this paradigm, aerobic respiration, denitrification, fermentation and sulfate reduction proceed in a ...
A Hanke, A Kamyshny, A Klindworth, A Pernthaler, AA Khardenavis, AEF Little, AK Hawley, AM Bolger, Anna Hanke, B Kraft, Beate Kraft, BN Orcutt, CJ Smith, DA Stolper, DB Albert, DE Canfield, DK Newman, E Llobet-Brossa, Emmo Hamann, F Chen, F Schreiber, FA Richards, FJ Stewart, GR Van Eck, H Gao, Halina E Tegetmeyer, HG Crabtree, HN Schulz, Ines Kattelmann, J Rodriguez, J Yan, J Zhou, Jeanine S Geelhoed, JF Su, Jianwei Chen, JJ Heijnen, JM Thomson, KM Kuivila, L Fan, LA Robertson, M Billerbeck, M Strous, Marc Strous, MF Temudo, MM Jensen, N Takaya, O Warburg, OH Lowry, PD Schloss, R Diaz-Ruiz, RC Edgar, Ritin Sharma, Robert L Hettich, RS Oremland, RS Pitcher, S Bordel, S Ganesh, S Jünemann, S Woodcock, Sabine Lenk, SR Eddy, T Dalsgaard, T Seemann, Theresa Hargesheimer, TO Strohm, U Honisch   +65 more
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Comparison of Microbial Community Structure in Kiwifruit Pollens [PDF]

The Plant Pathology Journal, 2018
Flowers of kiwifruit are morphologically hermaphroditic and survivable binucleate pollen is produced by the male flowers. In this study, we investigated microbial diversity in kiwifruit pollens by analyzing amplicon sequences of 16S rRNA.
Kim, Min-Jung, Jeon, Chang-Wook, Cho, Gyongjun, Kim, Da-Ran, Kwack, Yong-Bum, Kwak, Youn-Sig   +5 more
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Microplastics alter soil structure and microbial community composition

Environment International
Microplastics (MPs), including conventional hard-to-biodegrade petroleum-based and faster biodegradable plant-based ones, impact soil structure and microbiota in turn affecting the biodiversity and functions of terrestrial ecosystems.
Lanfang Han, Liying Chen, Yanfang Feng, Yakov Kuzyakov, Qi'ang Chen, Sibo Zhang, Liang Chao, Yanpeng Cai, Chuanxin Ma, Ke Sun, Matthias C. Rillig   +10 more
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Self-Organization, Layered Structure, and Aggregation Enhance Persistence of a Synthetic Biofilm Consortium [PDF]

, 2010
Microbial consortia constitute a majority of the earth’s biomass, but little is known about how these cooperating communities persist despite competition among community members.
A Heydorn, BJ Crespi, C Richaud, C Sternberg, CA Fux, CR Johnson, CR Johnson, E Ben Jacob, EC Pesci, EP Greenberg, FK Balagadde, Frances H. Arnold, G O'Toole, GV Bloemberg, HJ Kim, JA Shapiro, JE Keymer, JS Chuang, JW Costerton, K Brenner, K Brenner, KA Datsenko, Katie Brenner, L Keller, MC Urban, MP Hassell, MR Parsek, Najib El-Sayed, NS Wingreen, P Stoodley, R Van Houdt, RL Millstein, S Lion, SA West, SA West, SA West, SK Hansen, W Weber   +37 more
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Different genotypes regulate the microbial community structure in the soybean rhizosphere

Journal of Integrative Agriculture, 2023
The soybean rhizosphere has a specific microbial community, but the differences in microbial community structure between different soybean genotypes have not been explained.
Zheng QU, Yue-han LI, Wei-hui XU, Wen-jing CHEN, Yun-long HU, Zhi-gang WANG   +5 more
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Affecting Factors of Plant Phyllosphere Microbial Community and Their Responses to Climatic Warming—A Review

Plants, 2023
Phyllosphere microorganisms are not only an important part of plants, but also an important part of microorganisms. In this review, the function of phyllosphere microorganisms, the assembly mechanism of phyllosphere microorganisms, the driving factors of
Shaolin Huang, Xinjie Zha, Gang Fu
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