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Anthropogenic land uses shape denitrification-related microbial communities in freshwater river ecosystems

2022-03-06

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Microbiota play essential roles in nitrogen (N) cycling in freshwater river ecosystems. However, microbial functional groups associated with N cycling (especially denitrification) in freshwater rivers under anthropogenic disturbance are still poorly understood. Here, we studied the impacts of different land-use types on denitrification-related microbial communities in Weihe River, Hanjiang River, and their tributa...

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6d76bc77-0461-58d3-8e2a-64034e31f5b6
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10.22541/au.164660042.26879991/v1
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