… the characterization of whole communities are well known, … fraction of the bacterial community
of soil environments, where … bacteria from the soil environments and that bacterial growth …

… soil environment interacting with microbial community composition and diversity, and
concomitantly on multiple soil functions (ie soil enzyme activities, soil C and … and fungal community …

… sequencing was as valid as plate cultivation for investigating diversity in soil environments.
… are still scarce, especially in a soil environment. Development of tools for addressing these …

… Despite recent advances in the ecology of biological soil crusts ( BSC ) from a community
perspective, much remains unknown at the species level. Do environmental factors at different …

… be most effective for highly abundant transcripts from simple communities so this approach
requires testing for complex microbial communities such as those found in soil environments. …

… the soil microbial community EL-FAME and soil environmental data … CCA identifies an
environmental basis for community … community composition and the measured environmental …

… Such an approach would distinguish between the possibility that AM fungal communities
are ecologically matched to their respective plant–soil environments and the possibility that …

… community composition and diversity. A plant species may influence its associated soil
biological community, or other abiotic soil … species may alter its soil environment in a way that …

… impact on soil bacterial community composition than climate and soil … soils but were less
frequent in shrub and pasture soils (13). Furthermore, the response of soil bacterial communities …

… One simplification made in many PSF models is the assumption of a well-mixed soil
environment, which neglects the fact that plant dispersal and PSF usually operate locally. However, …