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| 4.2.1 Influence of REEs on soil microbial counts
Soil microbes are a key component in soil ecosystems, dominating the cycling of nutrient elements and playing a major role in maintaining soil quality. Unfortunately, the soil microbial community is still a black box because of its complexity and the limitations of methodologies for quantification of the soil community. One gram of soil contains thousands of species and billions of individuals of microorganisms, but only approximately 2–3% of soil microbes have been described and less than 1% of the microbes are cultivable (Wang et al., 2008). Wang M C, Liua Y H, Q Wang, Gong M, Hu X M, Pang Y J, Hu S, Yang Y H (2008) Impacts of methamidophos on the biochemical, catabolic, and genetic characteristics of soil microbial communities. Soil Biology and Biochemistry, Vol. 40: 778–788 |
Soil microbes are a key component in soil ecosystems, dominating the cycling of nutrient elements and playing a major role in maintaining soil quality. Unfortunately, the soil microbial community is still a black box to us because of the complexity of the soil microbial community and the limitations of methodologies for quantification of the soil community. One gram of soil contains thousands of species and billions of individuals of microorganisms, but only approximately 2–3% of soil microbes have been described and less than 1% of the microbes are culturable (Riesenfeld et al., 2004).
Riesenfeld, C.S., Schloss, P.D., Handelsman, J., 2004. Metagenomics: genomic analysis of microbial communities. Annual Review of Genetics 38, 525–552. |
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