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Journal Article
Functional diversity and community structure of microorganisms in rhizosphere and non-rhizosphere Canadian arctic soils
2001
Overview
Sole-carbon-source-utilization techniques were used to evaluate the functional diversities of microorganisms in samples of arctic soil maintained at three different incubation temperatures. Samples collected from four sites were gathered from the rhizosphere and from non-rhizosphere soils. Techniques used to isolate microorganisms from samples are described. The microorganisms were then inoculated into ECO-Biolog plates and incubated at temperatures of 4, 10, and 28 degree C. Data from analyses of substrate utilization in the Biolog plates were used to compute values for Shannon-Weaver diversity and Shannon-Weaver evenness. Differences between rhizosphere and non-rhizosphere soils are described. Findings from principal component analyses of the multivariate data sets from the different soils are discussed.
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Springer Nature B.V
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