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Microbial richness and composition independently drive soil multifunctionality
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2017
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Source: Functional Ecology, 31(12), 2330-2343
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Journal Title:Functional Ecology
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Description:Soil microbes provide multiple ecosystem functions such as nutrient cycling, decomposition and climate regulation. However, we lack a quantitative understanding of the relative importance of microbial richness and composition in controlling multifunctionality. This knowledge gap limits our capacity to understand the influence of biotic attributes in the provision of services and functions on which humans depend.
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Source:Functional Ecology, 31(12), 2330-2343
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ISSN:0269-8463;1365-2435;
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