ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2022
A shift from inorganic to organic nitrogen-dominance shapes soil microbiome composition and co-occurrence networks.
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- Soil Fungal Community Diversity, Co-Occurrence Networks, and Assembly Processes under Diverse Forest Ecosystems.Microorganisms · 2024Article
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Abstract
Soil microbiomes are characterized by their composition and networks, which are linked to soil nitrogen (N) availability. In nature, inorganic N dominates at one end and organic N dominates at the other end along soil N gradients; however, little is known about how this shift influences soil microbiome composition and co-occurrence networks, as well as their controls. To this end, we conducted an experiment with the host plant
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