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Microbial diversity marine microbes

Hill RT (2004) Microbes from Marine Sponges A Treasure Trove of Biodiversity for Natural Products Discovery. In Bull AT (ed) Microbial Diversity and Bioprospecting. AMS Press, Washington, p 177... [Pg.502]

Ecological factors such as predation contribute to marine diversity of natural products due to evolution through natural selection. The symbiosis between the microbial community and invertebrates is another factor that probably contributes to the chemical diversity of substances at the species level. There is evidence from recent studies suggesting that microbes associated with marine invertebrates may be the true producers of some of the natural products that were previously assumed to be produced by then-invertebrate host [9-11]. [Pg.314]

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