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Temporal Microbial Succession Patterns and Community Assembly Mechanisms in Soils

Agri Environmental
Soil Microbial Community Analysis Methods
Temporal Microbial Succession Patterns and Community Assembly Mechanisms in Soils
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Agri EnvironmentalSoil Microbial Community Analysis Methods

Temporal Microbial Succession Patterns and Community Assembly Mechanisms in Soils

This study examines how microbial community composition changes over time following agricultural interventions and how deterministic versus stochastic processes drive community assembly in soil environments. The contribution provides mechanistic understanding of microbial assembly predictability and guides design of sustainable agricultural practices that enhance beneficial microbial communities.

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