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Linking microbial communities to ecosystem functions: what we can learn from genotype-phenotype mapping in organisms

2019-08-20

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Microorganisms mediate many important ecosystem functions, yet it remains unclear to what extent microbial diversity or community composition is important for determining the rates of ecosystem-scale functions. This uncertainty limits our ability to predict and manage crucial microbially-mediated processes, such as nutrient loss and greenhouse gas emissions. Our lack of understanding stems from the relatively larg...

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147d02b5-cf69-5337-8949-214b5f255878
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10.1101/740373
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