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The main objective of this study was to determine the medium-term (6 years) influence of tillage practices on soil microbial attributes in a semi-arid Calcixerepts from Central Iran with a similar plant residue input rate.

In conclusion, microbial attributes were improved under RT after six years, and hence are regarded as early and sensitive indicators of changes in soil quality induced by tillage systems in this semi-arid environment.

Despite significant effects on microbial community functional attributes in Dimilin-treated microcosms, there were no detectable changes in community structure in terms of metabolic profiles or bacterial abundance.

Lime and gypsum applications significantly increased the labile SOC stocks, microbial activity and soil fertility attributes in both field and laboratory experiments.

Tests attributed microbial toxin contamination in the water system to an explosion of toxic blue-green cyanobacteria algal blooms.

One of the premises of this study is that the metabolic attributes of microbial populations in high-temperature, geothermal environments are influenced by geochemical parameters [45], [46], a subset of which can also be influenced by physical processes such as velocity, turbulence and gas exchange.

No response of Rs to increased N availability resulting from N input was attributed to microbial C limitation in a semiarid grassland during a 168-hour observation.

These organisms perform ecosystem-level functions that are useful for human host to maintain healthy, yet detailed factors that attribute the microbial community structures in human body habitats and host gender remain poorly conceptualized.

This may be attributed in part to improvements in microbial diagnostic tools leading to increased isolation of NTM.

Other researchers have also attributed the increased microbial activity in soils amended with organic substrates to the high levels of water-soluble organic C (Cross and Sohi 2011).

The pathogenesis of rosacea has been attributed in part to cutaneous over-production of a cationic anti-microbial cathelicidin peptide produced by the processing serine proteinase stratum corneum tryptic enzyme (SCTE) [3], [4].