… , microbial ecologists have traditionally considered fungi to be the primary agents of
decomposition and for bacteria … of water and nutrients but prevent immigration of microbial cells …

… the differences of bacterial and fungal community structure … contemporary community states
under future climate change … The soil moisture data presented in this study were annually …

… of soil microbial ecology for prediction of future climate impacts … physiology of microbial
populations and communities can … harness soil microorganisms to help mitigate climate change, …

… communities with a history of moisture pulses had a greater … -based approaches in microbial
ecology is developing fast in … that soil bacterial and fungal communities are dominated by …

… as predictor of multifunctionality resistance to climate change … a lack of available water
because soils were watered during … between soil bacterial and fungal communities and MRGC in …

… , the composition of the bacterial community (as indicated by … capabilities and hence a
potential reduction in future carbon … Water potential as a selective factor in the microbial ecology …

… soil bacterial, fungal and protistan communities over 7 years … in soil moisture play a
predominant role in shaping microbial … of climate change effects on microbial biodiversity are …

… stems from the vital role flowing water plays in linking the … Instead, bacterial community
composition of newly exposed soils is … these patterns may be altered as climate change proceeds. …

… bacteria are widely distributed Archaea in non-extreme environments Ecological processes
that assemble microbial communities … Activity state of bacteria in water and soils Activity state …

… Future work should systematically investigate these effects … the success of early microbiological
studies in collecting data … which an aquatic sediment-water sample develops under lab …