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Quantifying the Impact of Multiple Stressors on Microbial Communities in Dianshan Lake Sediments Using Random Forest Analysis

2025-09-29

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Alluvial plain lakes, characterized by low hydrodynamic activity and fine sediments, host microorganisms whose diversity and community structure are strongly shaped by the presence of nutrients and pollutants. However, quantifying the complex impacts of these multiple stresses is challenging. This study focused on Dianshan Lake, a human-impacted plain lake in Shanghai, China, to quantif...

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e8064508-1150-5234-8d84-829463949416
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7524157/v1
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