ArticleApplied and environmental microbiology2025
Long term tillage regime alters bacterial assimilation of xylose and cellulose.
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- DNA stable isotope probing reveals hidden microbial carbon processing pathways in agricultural soils.Applied and environmental microbiology · 2025Article
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Microbial growth dynamics determine carbon fate in soil by transforming carbon inputs into microbial products available for stabilization on soil surfaces. Management practices such as tillage disturb microbial communities and promote C loss, but the degree to which tillage alters bacterial metabolism of soil C remains poorly described. We conducted a multi-substrate DNA stable isotope probing experiment using soil from a long-term field experiment with a 42-year legacy of either no-till or annual moldboard plowing. We predicted that this land use history would alter C assimilation dynamics due to differences in bacterial growth responses. We incubated soil from each tillage regime with
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