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Agricultural land use induces broader homogenization of soil microbial functional composition than taxonomic composition

2025-02-22

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Land-use changes from natural ecosystems to farmlands significantly alter soil functioning worldwide, especially challenging sub-Saharan Africa with rapid population growth and intensive agriculture. Soil microbial diversity is vital in supporting ecosystem multifunctionality and preventing pathogen growth. Recent studies have revealed that farming activities homogenize microbial communities across distant sites,...

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f41df10b-9303-57a6-a5bb-530c6a1eaef2
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10.1101/2025.02.17.638669
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