Plant secondary metabolite-induced shifts in bacterial community structure and degradative ability in contaminated soil
Ondřej Uhlík(University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague), Tomáš Macek(University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague), Jakub Rídl(Czech Academy of Sciences), Marcela Holeckova(Institute of Chemical Technology), Lucie Musilová(University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague), Čestmı́r Vlček(Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Molecular Genetics), Jiří Koubek(Institute of Chemical Technology), Miluše Hroudová(Czech Academy of Sciences), Martina Macková(University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague)
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