title: Antagonism and Resistance to Antibiotics of Actinomycetes from Soils of Three Specially Protected Natural Territories
abstract: The relevance of the study of antibiotic resistance of microorganisms in specially protected natural areas is due to the need to control the spread of resistance among human, animal, and plant pathogens. According to the concept of resistome, microorganisms of natural microbial communities, including soil microbial cenoses, contain many antibiotic-resistant genes and actively exchange them. Information on the spread of antibiotic resistance among microorganisms in the habitats undisturbed by eco
journal: Eurasian Soil Science