2024
DOI: 10.3389/fmicb.2024.1347016
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The effects of litter input and increased precipitation on soil microbial communities in a temperate grassland

Xiuli Gao,
Zhirong Zheng,
Zhaoyan Diao
et al.

Abstract: Global warming has contributed to shifts in precipitation patterns and increased plant productivity, resulting in a significant increase in litter input into the soils. The enhanced litter input, combined with higher levels of precipitation, may potentially affect soil microbial communities. This study aims to investigate the effects of litter input and increased precipitation on soil microbial biomass, community structure, and diversity in a temperate meadow steppe in northeastern China. Different levels of l… Show more

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