… with substrate availability in excess—decreases with adaptation to … also at a common
microbial biomass and with substrate in excess—… However, our data are not suitable for model …

… By determining T min following the square root model, we can obtain information on the … be
used to predict future changes in the temperature sensitivity of microbial growth and activity in …

… to varying resource availability and fluctuating abiotic … the model is a function of multiple
factors, including substrate … By adapting several theories from plant ecology, we define …

… of variability, including bacterial physiology, substrate availability, and substrate chemistry. …
manually curated microbial metabolic models, we expanded our approach to include models …

… a We modelled how each response variable (different … we assume most of the labile
substrates had been degraded. … compared to ancestral strains in the presence of the ‘co-evolved‘ …

… used as a model to study the spread of microbial adaptation across a large … changes over
time and space and is based on the probability of the presence or absence of specific microbial …

… for changes in the Crabtree effect, which is reflective of substrate-… selected for in the presence
of cyclical antibiotic exposure … adaptations by microorganisms and metabolic engineering. …

… First, available C substrates are a tiny fraction of total soil C stocks and have rapid turnovers…
moisture and substrate availability. The non-microbial terrestrial ecosystem (TECO) model is …

… 30 C) under controlled substrate availability and for the mean microbial biomass across
samples. … microbial biomass value and with substrate in excess, between our model and a model …

… Changes in substrate availability and quality may also have consequences for the biomass
and structure of microbial … –substrate interactions, several decomposition models also …