Sentence examples for microbial populations and from inspiring English sources

The intestine of germ-free piglets was populated with human adult or infant fecal microbial populations, and the piglets were maintained on solid or milk diet, respectively.

Some are promoted as encouraging microbial populations and building up organic matter in the soil, she said, but "soil can do that all by itself".

Temperature, microbial populations, and microbial growth phase might cause variation in the inhibitory effects of acids.

Chemical composition, microbial populations and in vitro digestibility of forages were determined before and after ensiling.

Metzler-Zebeli, B. U. et al. Grain-rich diets differently alter ruminal and colonic abundance of microbial populations and lipopolysaccharide in goats.

Microbial populations and functional diversity are greatly influenced by quantity and quality of crop residue and other incorporate organic amendments.

Bloat occurs as a result of complex interactions among the feed, rumen microbial populations and the host.

This enhanced time resolution would also provide a means to further characterize dynamics of microbial populations and help resolve the roles of predators, both phage and protists, in community shifts on diel time scales.

C-F and PtC patients harboured intestinal microbiota with similarly complex microbial populations and shared 239 of 578 operational taxonomic units (OTUs, defined at a 97% sequence similarity; Fig. 1b).

This chapter will explore recent innovations in the production and application of engineered or enhanced biochars (EB) and their effect on microbial populations and plant yield.

Knowledge of microbial populations and the relationships between them would help provide the appropriate environmental conditions for maximum microbial growth and pollutant degradation.