Claim · model-written summary
Colombian fruit had Heliorestis at 9.2%.
Verbatim
e0“Heliorestis (9.2 %), Rhodanobacter (3.3 %), and Sphingomonas (2.8 %) for Colombia”
e1“blueberry ( Vaccinium spp.) farms”
Title
Angelica Abdallah-Ruiz; Clara Esteban-Perez; Shecoya B. White; et al. Heliyon 2024. doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e40762
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Observation Proteobacteria was the most abundant fruit phylum in Colombia and the United States.
- Observation Firmicutes was the most abundant fruit phylum in Mexico.
- Observation Proteobacteria dominated soil and water in all regions.
- Observation Colombian fruit had Rhodanobacter at 3.3%.
- Observation Colombian fruit had Sphingomonas at 2.8%.
- Observation United States fruit had Heliorestis at 23.1%.
- Observation United States fruit had Thiomonas at 8.5%.
- Observation United States fruit had Methylobacterium at 3.3%.
- Observation Mexican fruit had Heliorestis at 47.4%.
- Observation Mexican fruit had Thiomonas at 9.1%.
- Observation Mexican fruit had Bacillus at 4.6%.
- Observation Colombia had the highest blueberry alpha diversity.
- Observation United States and Mexico had similar blueberry alpha diversity.
- Association Fruit bacterial communities differed by region.
- Association Soil and fruit bacterial communities differed across regions.
- Association Water and fruit bacterial communities differed across regions.
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