2003
DOI: 10.1080/00380768.2003.10409989
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Functional characterization of soil microbial communities based on the utilization pattern of aromatic compounds

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“…The former were stimulated by soil amendment with organic fertilizer and peppermint in the absence of tomato plants, while no response of catA-carrying bacteria was observed. Amendment of soil with fresh organic matter releases large amounts of biogenic phenolic compounds (Marwati et al 2003) which triggered the proliferation of bacteria carrying pcaH involved in the degradation of such compounds. In line with our findings, previous studies have observed significant increases in the abundance of pcaH-carrying bacteria in soil amended for a period of 19 years with sewage sludge (El Azhari et al 2012) and pesticides like fenhexamide (Borzì et al 2007).…”
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“…The former were stimulated by soil amendment with organic fertilizer and peppermint in the absence of tomato plants, while no response of catA-carrying bacteria was observed. Amendment of soil with fresh organic matter releases large amounts of biogenic phenolic compounds (Marwati et al 2003) which triggered the proliferation of bacteria carrying pcaH involved in the degradation of such compounds. In line with our findings, previous studies have observed significant increases in the abundance of pcaH-carrying bacteria in soil amended for a period of 19 years with sewage sludge (El Azhari et al 2012) and pesticides like fenhexamide (Borzì et al 2007).…”
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