Interactions between plants and antagonistic streptomycetes.

Bakker, Matthew Gene
2011-06
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Interactions between plants and antagonistic streptomycetes.

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This work explores a variety of mechanisms through which plants impact associated streptomycete communities. Streptomycete antibiotic-mediated antagonistic activity is a particular focus. Plant host species and plant richness are addressed as independent and interacting factors driving impacts on associated soil microbial communities. The possibility of modification to antagonistic phenotypes through chemical signaling between plants and streptomycetes is explored.

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University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. June 2011. Major: Plant pathology. Advisor: Linda L. Kinkel. 1 computer file (PDF); vii, 187 pages, appendix p.163-187.

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