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Impacts of land-use changes on the variability of microbiomes in soil profiles |
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Impacts of land-use changes on the variability of microbiomes in soil profiles |
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Chen, Xu |
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Chen, Xu |
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邹文秀 |
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zouwenxiu |
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2021 |
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BACKGROUND The conversion of arable land to grassland and/or forested land is a common strategy of restoration because the development of plant communities can inhibit the erosion of soil, increase biodiversity and improve associated ecosystem services. The vertical profiles of microbial communities, however, have not been well characterized and their variability after land conversion is not well understood. We assessed the effects of the conversion of arable land (AL) to grassland (GL) and forested land (FL) on bacterial communities as old as 29 years in 0-200-cm profiles of a Chinese Mollisol. |
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BACKGROUND The conversion of arable land to grassland and/or forested land is a common strategy of restoration because the development of plant communities can inhibit the erosion of soil, increase biodiversity and improve associated ecosystem services. The vertical profiles of microbial communities, however, have not been well characterized and their variability after land conversion is not well understood. We assessed the effects of the conversion of arable land (AL) to grassland (GL) and forested land (FL) on bacterial communities as old as 29 years in 0-200-cm profiles of a Chinese Mollisol. |
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Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture |
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Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture |
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X. Chen, Z. M. Zhang, X. Z. Han, X. X. Hao, X. C. Lu, J. Yan, A. Biswas, K. Dunfield and W. X. Zou |
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X. Chen, Z. M. Zhang, X. Z. Han, X. X. Hao, X. C. Lu, J. Yan, A. Biswas, K. Dunfield and W. X. Zou |
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