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Invasive Earthworms Alter Forest Soil Microbiomes and Nitrogen Cycling

2021-03-07

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Northern hardwood forests in formerly glaciated areas had been free of earthworms until exotic European earthworms were introduced by human activities. The invasion of exotic earthworms is known to dramatically alter soil physical, geochemical, and biological properties, but its impacts on soil microbiomes are still unclear. Here we show that the invasive earthworms alter soil microbiomes and ecosystem functioning...

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Literature Corpus work: bc87bd8d-f673-596f-9e20-fe90f7b4ad87
DOI: 10.1101/2021.03.07.433105

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