Solanum lycopersicum (tomato) hosts robust phyllosphere and rhizosphere bacterial communities when grown in soil amended with various organic and synthetic fertilizers

Keyphrases

• Tomato 100%
• Rhizosphere Microbiome 100%
• Poultry Litter 100%
• Solanum Lycopersicum 100%
• Organic Fertilizer 100%
• Synthetic Fertilizer 100%
• Rhizosphere 66%
• Blossoms 66%
• Rhizosphere Soil 66%
• Bulk Soil 66%
• Commercially Available 33%
• Principal Coordinate Analysis (PCoA) 33%
• Poultry Manure 33%
• Microbiome 33%
• Food Supply 33%
• Tomato Plant 33%
• Health Safety 33%
• Bacterial Diversity 33%
• Bacterial Community Structure 33%
• Community Structure 33%
• Culture-independent 33%
• Relative Abundance 33%
• 16S rRNA Gene 33%
• Analysis of Similarity (ANOSIM) 33%
• Field Position 33%
• Produce Safety 33%
• Bacterial Community 33%
• Water Activity 33%
• Safe Food 33%
• Soil Amendment 33%
• Hypervariable Region 33%
• Specific Taxa 33%
• Bacterial Symbionts 33%
• Fruit Surface 33%
• Agricultural Practices 33%
• Ripe Fruit 33%
• Plant Health 33%
• Sand Content 33%
• PCR Amplicons 33%
• Phyllosphere 33%
• Silt Content 33%
• Plant Anatomy 33%
• Plant Organs 33%
• Bacterial Microbiome 33%
• Harvest Season 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Rhizosphere 100%
• Solanum Lycopersicum 100%
• Bacterial Communities 100%
• Phyllosphere 100%
• Poultry Litter 66%
• Vermicompost 33%
• Amplicon 16%
• Organic Fertilizer 16%
• Plant Health 16%
• Plant Organs 16%
• Plant Anatomy 16%
• Soil Amendment 16%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Lycopersicon 100%
• Phyllosphere 100%
• Microbiome 66%
• Amplicon 33%
• Symbiont 33%
• Taxon 33%
• RNA Gene 33%
• Hypervariable Region 33%
• Bacterial Microbiome 33%