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Alterations in bacterial and fungal community structures during RS-EX treatment revealed by alterations in phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) molecular species composition.
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posted on 2018-07-03, 17:47 authored by Meike Siebers, Thomas Rohr, Marina Ventura, Vadim Schütz, Stephan Thies, Filip Kovacic, Karl-Erich Jaeger, Martin Berg, Peter Dörmann, Margot SchulzChanges in PE molecular species in A. control and B. RS-EX treated soil samples were measured by Q-TOF mass spectrometry. Markers for bacteria (Bact) and fungi are indicated. Means ± SD are shown (n = 3). Asterisks indicate significant differences to control (t-test; *, p < 0.05; **, p < 0.005). Fatty acids of molecular species are indicated in S2 Table. Arrows indicate increased or decreased amounts of bacterial or fungal molecular species of PE after RS-EX application.
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cultivable microorganismssoil microbiota community structurebiomass productioncommunity structuresCultivable fungiplant survivalenzyme activity assayshigh-throughput DNA sequencingplant-microbial interactionsrapeseed-derived glucosinolatesArabidopsis plantsITC-treated soilBrassica plantsITC applicationBrassicaceae plantsrapeseed-derived glucosinolates Land plantsshow growthplant growthsoil communityhealth risksoil bacteriacalcium phosphateITC-tolerant plant microorganismsharbor plant growthbiofumigation causes lossescommunity compositionRapeseed-derived ITCsrapeseed glucosinolates
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