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Isotopic fractionation signatures of archaeal versus bacterial ammonia oxidation

Agricultural Microbiology

Ammonia-Oxidizing Archaea in Agricultural Soils

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Agricultural Microbiology › Ammonia-Oxidizing Archaea in Agricultural Soils

Isotopic fractionation signatures of archaeal versus bacterial ammonia oxidation

This research uses stable nitrogen and oxygen isotope ratios to distinguish AOA-mediated nitrification from bacterial pathways in complex soil communities. The isotopic fingerprinting approach enables attribution of nitrification processes to specific microbial groups in field-scale studies.

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