ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2025
Microbial composition, assembly, and functional characteristics of generalized and specialized subcommunities under flooded paddy fields: long-term pesticide versus non-pesticide models.
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Abstract
Background: The extensive application of pesticides in agricultural practices is known to affect microbial health and thus eco-multifunctionality in soil. However, previous studies have mainly focused on these effects on whole microbial community in dryland, without considering that in paddy fields under flooded condition, especially lacking the finer insights into subcommunities related to niche fitness. Methods: To address this issue, the paddy fields, managed with (HP) and without pesticide application (HH) over 8 years, were selected. Then, the occurrence characteristics, function and assembly of generalized and specialized subcommunities classified by niche fitness were investigated. Results: The findings revealed that compared to HP model, the microbiota under HH model displayed higher bacterial diversity in both specialists and generalists, as well as greater fungal diversity in the generalists. However, pesticide residues in HP treatment increased copiotrophic microorganisms (e.g.,
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