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. 2020 Feb 4;25(3):661. doi: 10.3390/molecules25030661

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Soil bacterial community structure at the (A) class and (B) family level after 60-day bioremediation treatments. (C) Twenty of the most abundant genera in the analyzed communities. Please note that the sum of the relative abundances (100%) shown here refers only to the most abundant genera for better visualization of the results. The real values are presented in Section 2.4. Control: untreated microcosms, BS: biostimulated microcosms, BA-C1 and BA-C2: microcosms bioaugmented with the community C1 and the mixed culture C2, respectively.

Soil bacterial community structure at the (A) class and (B) family level after 60-day bioremediation treatments. (C) Twenty of the most abundant genera in the analyzed communities. Please note that the sum of the relative abundances (100%) shown here refers only to the most abundant genera for better visualization of the results. The real values are presented in Section 2.4. Control: untreated microcosms, BS: biostimulated microcosms, BA-C1 and BA-C2: microcosms bioaugmented with the community C1 and the mixed culture C2, respectively.