Changes in soil and plant microbial community containing oxytetracycline or monensin

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• who: OCIMUM and collaborators from the School of and Environmental Sciences, Virginia Tech University, Blacksburg, Virginia, USA have published the research: Changes in Soil and Plant Microbial Community Containing Oxytetracycline or Monensin, in the Journal: Microbiome differences between plant, soil, and manure As expected, there were significantly different microbes between the T85 plant leaves and roots, and those counts were significantly different than the soil and manure microbiomes (Figure 1A). The three manure samples clustered well together in the Principle Coordinate Analysis (PCoA) and shared some taxa with the soil (Figure 1A; P=0.17). The soil . . .
  

   

  

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