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Planting increases the abundance and structure complexity of soil core functional genes relevant to carbon and nitrogen cycling.

Scientific reports - 23 Sept 2015

Wang Feng, Liang Yuting, Jiang Yuji, Yang Yunfeng, Xue Kai, Xiong Jinbo, Zhou Jizhong, Sun Bo

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Plants have an important impact on soil microbial communities and their functions. However, how plants determine the microbial composition and network interactions is still poorly understood. During a four-year field experiment, we investigated the functional gene composition of three types of soils (Phaeozem, Cambisols and Acrisol) under maize planting and bare fallow regimes located in cold temperate, warm...

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PMID: 26396042
DOI: 10.1038/srep14345
PMCID: PMC4585818

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