ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2021
Metagenomic Insight Into Patterns and Mechanism of Nitrogen Cycle During Biocrust Succession.
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Abstract
The successional ecology of nitrogen cycling in biocrusts and the linkages to ecosystem processes remains unclear. To explore this, four successional stages of natural biocrust with five batches of repeated sampling and three developmental stages of simulated biocrust were studied using relative and absolute quantified multi-omics methods. A consistent pattern across all biocrust was found where ammonium assimilation, mineralization, dissimilatory nitrite to ammonium (DNiRA), and assimilatory nitrate to ammonium were abundant, while denitrification medium, N-fixation, and ammonia oxidation were low. Mathematic analysis showed that the nitrogen cycle in natural biocrust was driven by dissolved organic N and NO
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