Antibiotics and Pesticides Enhancing the Transfer of Resistomes among Soil-Bayberry-Fruit Fly Food Chain in the Orchard Ecosystem

While substantial amounts of antibiotics and pesticides are applied to maintain orchard yields, their influence on the dissemination and risk of antibiotic resisitome in the orchard food chain remains poorly understood. In this study, we characterized the bacterial and fungal communities and differe...

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Main Author:	Ge Yi (12283793) (author)
Other Authors:	Ming-Kang Jin (18005568) (author), Tian-Gui Cai (18185232) (author), Rong Xu (296325) (author), Xian-Wei Gou (19802911) (author), Nan Yang (305078) (author), Yi-Lu Feng (6056945) (author), Shu-Wen Zhang (613052) (author), Xing-Jiang Qi (19802914) (author), Yong-Guan Zhu (1332507) (author), Dong Zhu (538074) (author), Hongjie Li (82868) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Genetics Evolutionary Biology Ecology Virology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified occurrence network revealed mobile genetic elements fruit fly guts fruit fly gut five geographic locations virulence factor genes orchard food chain maintain orchard yields adherence factor genes antibiotic resistance genes 75 shared vfgs resistomes among soil orchard ecosystem key factor shared microbes antibiotic resisitome accumulating resistomes vfgs compared vector risks substantial amounts soils exhibit results showed potential hosts pesticide residues mges ), higher abundance ground parts fungal communities fallen ), elevated levels candida </ bacillus </ agricultural management
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Antibiotics and Pesticides Enhancing the Transfer of Resistomes among Soil-Bayberry-Fruit Fly Food Chain in the Orchard Ecosystem

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