Liu, Shuang, Isaac V. Greenhut, E. Patrick Heist, Melanie R. Heist, and Luke A. Moe. “Bacterial community dynamics during distilled spirit fermentation: influence of mash recipes and fermentation processes.” Microbiology Spectrum 11, no. 6 (2023): e01624-23. https://doi.org/10.1128/spectrum.01624-23.
Strong inverse relationships between normalized bacterial groups were reported at A and B, with R-squared approximately .97 and .86; C did not show the same relationship. Relative-abundance data are compositional. These associations alone do not demonstrate that one group causally suppresses another.
Liu, Shuang, Isaac V. Greenhut, E. Patrick Heist, Melanie R. Heist, and Luke A. Moe. “Bacterial community dynamics during distilled spirit fermentation: influence of mash recipes and fermentation processes.” Microbiology Spectrum 11, no. 6 (2023): e01624-23. https://doi.org/10.1128/spectrum.01624-23. Results: bacterial community correlations; Figure 5.
Results: bacterial community correlations; Figure 5
Liu et al., “Bacterial community dynamics,” Results: bacterial community correlations; Figure 5.
Results: bacterial community correlations; Figure 5
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Liu, Shuang, Isaac V. Greenhut, E. Patrick Heist, Melanie R. Heist, and Luke A. Moe. “Bacterial community dynamics during distilled spirit fermentation: influence of mash recipes and fermentation processes.” Microbiology Spectrum 11, no. 6 (2023): e01624-23. https://doi.org/10.1128/spectrum.01624-23.
Results: bacterial community correlations; Figure 5.
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Strong inverse relationships between normalized bacterial groups were reported at A and B, with R-squared approximately .97 and .86; C did not show the same relationship. Relative-abundance data are compositional. These associations alone do not demonstrate that one group causally suppresses another.
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