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This test is used by researchers to determine the number of generic bacteria in soil samples. Recent UNL research has found that antibiotic-resistant bacteria and genes in Nebraska soils not grazed by livestock or inhabited by people, suggesting that antibiotic resistance also occurs naturally in the environment.

From Nebraska Today

Naturally antibiotic-resistant bacteria found in Nebraska prairies

February 17, 2016

Rick Perk (left), assistant geologist, and Brian Wardlow, director of CALMIT and associate professor, stand with the PhenoCam on the roof of Hardin Hall. The camera is being moved to Nine Mile Prairie as part of a survey of North American landscapes.

From Nebraska Today

PhenoCam to be installed at Nine Mile Prairie

April 3, 2015