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Antagonistic interactions between heterotrophic bacteria as a potential regulator of community structure of hypersaline microbial mats.

FEMS microbiology ecology - 1 Jan 2013

Long Richard A, Eveillard Damien, Franco Shelli L M, Reeves Eric, Pinckney James L

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Microbial mats are laminae of self-sustaining microbial communities with a high level of competition for resources. We tested the hypothesis that chemically mediated antagonism is a potential mechanism for structuring the bacterial community. In the co-culturing assay, 57% of the isolates express...

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PMID: 22809069
DOI: 10.1111/j.1574-6941.2012.01457.x

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