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Significant antimicrobial-producing vegetation uniquely shapes the stormwater biofilter microbiome with implications for enhanced faecal pathogen inactivation

Mar 21, 2023 |

By Rebekah Henry, David McCarthy, Penelope Jane Galbraith, Monash Water

| PLOS

3.4 Temporal changes in biofilter bacterial communities SourceTracker analyses evinced significant change in bacterial communities within biofilters over time. Within just 2 days of dosing, sample community compositions were predicted to change by between ~21.93% and ~99.98%.

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