Abstract:Anthropization in terrestrial environments commonly leads to land use transformation, changing soil properties and their microbial communities. This, combined with the exacerbated use of antibiotics in human and animal health promotes the expansion of the soil resistome. Considering the urgent need for surveillance of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), we aimed to evaluate how different land practices (urban, farming and forest) can affect the soil resistome and the dynamics of their bacterial communities. We col… Show more
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