… We found no studies testing a mechanism behind this pattern in microorganisms, but one …
and island biogeographic patterns focused on plant-associated fungi (eg, mycorrhizal fungi …

… soil bacterial–fungal network structure was more complex and stable in rubber plantations
than in rainforests. For bacteria, … to clarify the drivers and mechanisms of microbial community …

… on understanding mechanisms, not just patterns, ecology has … to be detrimental to fungi,
favoring bacteria. Species that are r-… fungi; there are also fungi that attack soil animals, such as …

… For example, are all microbes considered, or are just bacteria, archaea, or fungi considered…
mechanisms generating patterns. The best models omit unnecessary details and include just …

… The symbiosis between plants and nitrogen-fixing bacteria is … ectomycorrhizal fungi may be
important factors in their biogeography. … Finally, legumes have sophisticated mechanisms of …

… , are often common but with varying patterns of species … at various spatial scales [21, 32,
35,36,37]. Compared to plants and animals, microorganisms (eg, bacteria, archaea, fungi) are …

… on soil bacteria, which resulted in a stronger linkage but … between neighboring cities in
the same climatic zone [41]. … conducted to assess the mechanisms influencing the assembly …

… with implications for contemporary island biogeography and … these patterns, our results
suggest that mycorrhizal fungi … soil communities, a mechanism which maintains large-scale …

… Nevertheless, not only such shared fractions but also environmental (soil and climatic) and
spatial fractions, which are not shared with the host genetic fraction, explained the difference …

… fungal communities exhibited similar biogeographic patterns, … and the underlying mechanisms
shaping the modularity can … patterns and community characters of two vital but different …