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Actinobacteriawithin soils: capacities for mutualism, symbiosis and pathogenesis
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“…2a). The high presence of Actinobacteria, which has a high nitrogen-fixing capacity, correlates with data showing that nifH is the most common gene in Site 2 out of the four genes [16]. Similarly, Proteobacteria are also associated with the process of nitrogen fixation [17].…”
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“…2a). The high presence of Actinobacteria, which has a high nitrogen-fixing capacity, correlates with data showing that nifH is the most common gene in Site 2 out of the four genes [16]. Similarly, Proteobacteria are also associated with the process of nitrogen fixation [17].…”
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“…The bacterial component of the soils was also signi cantly impacted by the perturbations with an expansion of unclassi ed bacteria in the plants that received yeast that coincided with a reduction in both the Acidobacteria and the Actinobacteria, both of which are major players in soil microbial ecology with myriad ecological niches and functional activities [29,30]. Extension of these experiments would not only allow us to evaluate if said changes in microbial composition have functional impact, but it would also allow us to assess if the soils ultimately rebound from the perturbance, or if the change in the trajectory of community composition is sustained.…”
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“…The bacterial component of the soils was also significantly impacted by the perturbations with an expansion of unclassified bacteria in the plants that received yeast that coincided with a reduction in both the Acidobacteria and the Actinobacteria , both of which are major players in soil microbial ecology with myriad ecological niches and functional activities [ 32 , 33 ]. Extension of these experiments beyond 30 days would not only allow us to evaluate if said changes in microbial composition have functional impact, but it would also allow us to assess if the soils ultimately rebound from the perturbance or if the change in the trajectory of community composition is sustained.…”
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“…2a). The high presence of Actinobacteria, which has a high nitrogen-fixing capacity, correlates with data showing that nifH is the most common gene in Site 2 out of the four genes [16]. Similarly, Proteobacteria are also associated with the process of nitrogen fixation [17].…”
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confidence: 63%
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“…The bacterial component of the soils was also signi cantly impacted by the perturbations with an expansion of unclassi ed bacteria in the plants that received yeast that coincided with a reduction in both the Acidobacteria and the Actinobacteria, both of which are major players in soil microbial ecology with myriad ecological niches and functional activities [29,30]. Extension of these experiments would not only allow us to evaluate if said changes in microbial composition have functional impact, but it would also allow us to assess if the soils ultimately rebound from the perturbance, or if the change in the trajectory of community composition is sustained.…”
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“…The bacterial component of the soils was also significantly impacted by the perturbations with an expansion of unclassified bacteria in the plants that received yeast that coincided with a reduction in both the Acidobacteria and the Actinobacteria , both of which are major players in soil microbial ecology with myriad ecological niches and functional activities [ 32 , 33 ]. Extension of these experiments beyond 30 days would not only allow us to evaluate if said changes in microbial composition have functional impact, but it would also allow us to assess if the soils ultimately rebound from the perturbance or if the change in the trajectory of community composition is sustained.…”
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“…2a). The high presence of Actinobacteria, which has a high nitrogen-fixing capacity, correlates with data showing that nifH is the most common gene in Site 2 out of the four genes [16]. Similarly, Proteobacteria are also associated with the process of nitrogen fixation [17].…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 63%
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“…The bacterial component of the soils was also signi cantly impacted by the perturbations with an expansion of unclassi ed bacteria in the plants that received yeast that coincided with a reduction in both the Acidobacteria and the Actinobacteria, both of which are major players in soil microbial ecology with myriad ecological niches and functional activities [29,30]. Extension of these experiments would not only allow us to evaluate if said changes in microbial composition have functional impact, but it would also allow us to assess if the soils ultimately rebound from the perturbance, or if the change in the trajectory of community composition is sustained.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The bacterial component of the soils was also significantly impacted by the perturbations with an expansion of unclassified bacteria in the plants that received yeast that coincided with a reduction in both the Acidobacteria and the Actinobacteria , both of which are major players in soil microbial ecology with myriad ecological niches and functional activities [ 32 , 33 ]. Extension of these experiments beyond 30 days would not only allow us to evaluate if said changes in microbial composition have functional impact, but it would also allow us to assess if the soils ultimately rebound from the perturbance or if the change in the trajectory of community composition is sustained.…”
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confidence: 99%