2021
DOI: 10.1101/2021.09.24.461182
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Transcriptional dynamics of methane-cycling microbiomes are linked to seasonal CH4 fluxes in two hydromorphic and organic-rich grassland soils

Abstract: Soil CH4 fluxes are driven by CH4-producing and -consuming microorganisms that determine whether soils are sources or sinks of this potent greenhouse gas. Using quantitative metatranscriptomics, we linked CH4-cycling microbiomes to net surface CH4 fluxes throughout a year in two drained peatland soils differing in grassland land-use intensity and physicochemical properties. CH4 fluxes were highly dynamic; both soils were net CH4 sources in autumn and winter and sinks in spring and summer. Despite similar net … Show more

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