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with the other core taxa, suggesting that the microbial distribution on the lettuce surface after disinfection carries a higher risk of quality loss. Therefore, the difference in disinfection efficacy of sanitizers was reflected in both microbial counts and bacterial community changes. We also propose a potential solution to control fresh produce safety and the rational use of sanitizers by collecting microbial diversity, composition, and count data from planting, transport, minimal processing, shelf and consumer storage, and gut digestion, and then using big data technology to develop a model to provide recommendations for sanitizer selection.
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