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Metabolomics of 18 biocrust isolates grown on both B. distachyon root exudates and M. vaginatus exudates

ABSTRACT: Metabolites from photoautotrophic hosts (B. distachyon and M. vaginatus) were used to culture 18 biocrust isolates. Uninoculated controls were included. Spent media from cultures were collected, extracted and analyzed by LCMS.

INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive

ORGANISM(S): Patulibacter Sp. L1b01 Solirubrobacter Sp. D1b35 Arthrobacter Oryzae Paracraurococcus Sp. 1n-11 Modestobacter Multiseptatus 1 Williamsia Muralis Bosea Sp. Es3-30 Williamsia Sp. B3_4tco2 Arthrobacter Sp. L1d60 Arthrobacter Sp. X2-9 Bacillus Cereus Methylorubrum Extorquens Belnapia Sp. D1b50 Kribbella Sp. D2b09 Modestobacter Multiseptatus 2 Bradyrhizobium Sp. Z2-yc6861 Bacillus Mycoides Micromonospora Sp. Microcoleus Vaginatus (ncbitaxon:119532) Brachypodium Distachyon (ncbitaxon:15368)

SUBMITTER: Trent Northen

PROVIDER: MSV000090897 | MassIVE | Tue Dec 13 14:14:00 GMT 2022

REPOSITORIES: MassIVE

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