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Bacterial death can release eARGs into the environment. Agricultural soils can contain upwards of 109 ARGs g−1 soil, which may facilitate the movement of eARGs from dead to live bacteria through a mechanism of horizontal gene transfer called natural transformation.

applied and environmental microbiology

Dead but Not Forgotten: How Extracellular DNA, Moisture, and Space Modulate the Horizontal Transfer of Extracellular Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Soil