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Nano-archives in soils - what microbial DNA molecules can report about the history of places
DNA encoding the 16S rRNA of bacteria is a type of nanometer-sized information storage that can be used to characterize bacterial communities in soils. Reading this molecular ’nano-archive’ is not only of interest for characterizing recent local ecological conditions but can also provide valuable in
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