Claim · model-written summary
Pythium, Auricularia and Galerina were the most heavily labeled eukaryotic microbes.
- Taxon
- switchgrass
Panicum virgatume1 - Outcome
- most heavily labelled eukaryotic microbese0
- Qualifier
- Auricularia and Galerinae0
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Verbatim
e0“Pythium, Auricularia and Galerina were the most heavily labelled eukaryotic microbes.”
e1“associated with switchgrass - a potential bioenergy crop -”
Title
Yuejian Mao; Xiangzhen Li; Eoghan M. Smyth; et al. Environmental Microbiology Reports 2014. doi:10.1111/1758-2229.12152
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Method / resource Five days of multiple pulse labeling yielded distinguishable labeled rhizosphere DNA.
- Observation Methylibium was the most heavily labeled bacterium in the switchgrass rhizosphere.
- Observation A Glomus intraradices-like species was identified in the switchgrass rhizosphere.
- Association Heavily labeled microbes were among the most abundant rhizosphere species.
- Observation Nearly all dominant switchgrass rhizosphere microbes could use root exudates.
- Mechanism Authors infer that root exudation selectively enriches rhizosphere microbes by supplying nutrition.