ArticleEcology and evolution2021
Characteristics and metabolic patterns of soil methanogenic archaea communities in the high-latitude natural forested wetlands of China.
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Abstract
Soil methanogenic microorganisms are one of the primary methane-producing microbes in wetlands. However, we still poorly understand the community characteristic and metabolic patterns of these microorganisms according to vegetation type and seasonal changes. Therefore, to better elucidate the effects of the vegetation type and seasonal factors on the methanogenic community structure and metabolic patterns, we detected the characteristics of the soil methanogenic
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