Sentence examples for microbial population composition from inspiring English sources
A concurrent investigation of the microbial population of the same soil samples also showed microbial population composition varying more with soil depth than landscape position, and depth changes in microbial diversity occurred concomitantly with depth changes in organic matter chemistry.
Some differences in microbial population composition are observed among the different sampling locations for the January 19 , 2001trip (Table IV).
Hence, there is a need to investigate the effect of new insecticides on microbial population, composition and diversity in soils (Asad et al. 2017; Chen et al. 2017).
Leaching bacteria do not only live in perfect symbiotic association in leaching environment; they may have a competition between them leading to changes in microbial population composition overtime.
Changes in microbial population composition and structure are mainly according to the environmental conditions (pH, temperature, Eh, substrates, and inhibitors) which evolve also according to the microbial community activity.
The presence of two distinct populations not associated with housing, age or gender suggest that enterotypes, distinctly different microbial population compositions that can achieve the same ultimate function, might be present in bison, as has been suggested in humans.
Moreover, various constraints (e.g., endogenous soil microbial populations, soil composition, porosity and aeration, root rhizodeposition, etc).
The microbial populations and composition in the decubitus ulcers of diabetics may be significantly different from the communities in non-diabetics.
IPP application can increase crop yield, and also lead to insecticide residue and pollution in soils, which will affect microbial population and community composition in soils.
Metagenome sequencing of microbial community DNA holds tremendous promise for determining the properties of indigenous microbial populations and the composition and structure of microbial communities in natural environments [1] [6].
The composition of the microbial population is not the same in all surface waters, sediments and soils.
