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Disturbance regime changes leave long-lasting legacies on a microbial community’s composition and function

2026-06-12

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Mortality-inducing disturbances are important, ubiquitous drivers of community composition and function. Importantly, human activities and climate change are increasingly altering disturbance regimes. Most disturbance studies focus on the effects of current disturbance regimes, rarely considering those of historical regimes. However, recent theoretical work predicts that historical regimes can leave persistent leg...

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Literature Corpus work: cf11e40e-5d88-5d51-b59e-40300249ee42
DOI: 10.64898/2026.06.09.731157

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