Distinct responses of rare and abundant microbial taxa to in situ chemical stabilization of cadmium-contaminated soil

Distinct responses of rare and abundant microbial taxa to in situ chemical stabilization of cadmium-contaminated soil

Soil microorganisms, which intricately link to ecosystem functions, are pivotal for the ecological restoration of heavy metal-contaminated soil. Despite the importance of rare and abundant microbial taxa in maintaining soil ecological function, the taxonomic and functional changes in rare and abunda...

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Main Authors: Chen, W. (Author), Hao, X. (Author), Huang, Q. (Author), Liao, H. (Author), Luo, X. (Author), Lv, Z. (Author), Xiong, Z. (Author), Xu, M. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: American Society for Microbiology 2021
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Ascomycetes
bacterium
cadmium
Cadmium-contaminated soil
calcium carbonate
charcoal
Community assembly
controlled study
ecosystem
Ecosystem multifunctionality
environmental change
fungal community
Gemmatimonadaceae
Haliangiaceae
heavy metal
keystone species
microbial community
Microbial rare and abundant taxa
nonhuman
operational taxonomic unit
population abundance
soil acidity
soil amendment
soil microflora
soil organic matter
soil pollution
Stabilizing amendments
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