Are earthworms the victim, facilitator or antidote of antibiotics and antibiotic resistance at the soil-animal-human interface? A One-Health perspective
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in Invertebrate Taxonomy and Ecology
18 Months Post-Publication
Class of 2026
“Are earthworms the victim, facilitator or antidote of antibiotics and antibiotic resistance at the soil-animal-human interface? A One-Health perspective”
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earthworms · antibiotics · antibiotic resistance · soil-animal-human interface · One-Health perspective · Soil microbial communities · antibiotic resistance genes · horizontal gene transfer · vermiculture · bioaccumulation · soil remediation · resistant bacteria · antimicrobial residues · environmental reservoirs · Soil microbial communities
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