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Ecological roles of bacterial cellulose in soil microbiome stability and nutrient cycling

Agricultural Microbiology

Bacterial Cellulose Production by Agricultural Strains

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Agricultural Microbiology › Bacterial Cellulose Production by Agricultural Strains

Ecological roles of bacterial cellulose in soil microbiome stability and nutrient cycling

This research investigates how cellulose production by agricultural soil bacteria influences biofilm formation, community assembly, and organic matter decomposition within soil ecosystems. The findings clarify the ecological importance of bacterial cellulose in soil carbon cycling and microbial community succession.

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