Microbial biogeography is the study of the distribution of microbial diversity on large scales
of space and time. This science aims at understanding biodiversity regulation and its link …

Although numerous studies have investigated changes in soil microbial communities across
space, questions about the temporal variability in these communities and how this variability …

Soil microbes play a key role in controlling ecosystem functions and providing ecosystem
services. Yet, microbial communities in urban green space soils remain poorly …

The diversity patterns of plants at large scale are broadly documented, but that of soil fungi
remains elusive. Limited reports on soil fungal biogeography mainly are based on species …

Land-use and soil characteristics drive variation in soil community composition, but the
influences of these factors on dispersal and community assembly at regional scale remain …

Recent evidence showed that bacteria and fungi appear to have different latitudinal diversity
gradients at the global scale. However, the ecological drivers explaining these decoupled …

A challenge in ecology and biogeography is to understand the drivers of the composition
and distribution of biological communities. Environmental factors (especially pH) and …

Over the last two decades, a considerable effort has been made to decipher the
biogeography of soil microbial communities as a whole, from small to broad scales. In …

Plant and animal diversity generally increases with increasing environmental heterogeneity.
Here, we test whether this relationship also holds for bacterial communities in soil …

The considerable microbial diversity of soils and key role in biogeochemical cycling have
led to growing interest in their global distribution and the impact that environmental change …