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Horizontal Gene Transfer Driving Suppressive Trait Evolution in Soil Communities

Agricultural Microbiology

Suppressive Soil Microbiota Against Plant Diseases

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Agricultural Microbiology › Suppressive Soil Microbiota Against Plant Diseases

Horizontal Gene Transfer Driving Suppressive Trait Evolution in Soil Communities

This study examines plasmid-mediated and chromosomal gene transfer among soil bacteria that spread suppressive traits such as antibiotic synthesis and motility genes. Understanding this genetic dissemination mechanism provides insights into the evolution and sustainability of suppressive soil populations.

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