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Diversity and succession of autotrophic microbial community in high-elevation soils along deglaciation chronosequence.

FEMS microbiology ecology - 1 Oct 2016

Liu Jinbo, Kong Weidong, Zhang Guoshuai, Khan Ajmal, Guo Guangxia, Zhu Chunmao, Wei Xiaojie, Kang Shichang, Morgan-Kiss Rachael M

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Global warming has resulted in substantial glacier retreats in high-elevation areas, exposing deglaciated soils to harsh environmental conditions. Autotrophic microbes are pioneering colonizers in the deglaciated soils and provide nutrients to the extreme ecosystem devoid of vegetation. However, autotrophic communities remain less studied in deglaciated soils. We explored the diversity and succession of the cbbL...

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PMID: 27465079
DOI: 10.1093/femsec/fiw160

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