… of bacterial communities in Arctic soils to provide a baseline of Arctic bacterial diversity. We
addressed the following questions: (i) Are bacterial taxa ubiquitously distributed or are there …

… , ie those most disturbed by agricultural practices, as compared to pastured or forest soils. …
investigated soil bacterial co-occurrence networks on the scale of France by clustering soils …

… biogeography of soil communities and highlight the knowns and unknowns in the field of soil
microbial biogeography, … to future projections of the soil microbiome, and will highlight the …

… However, in contrast with the considerable knowledge on the island biogeography of higher
… insular soil bacterial and fungal biogeography and underlying mechanisms, using soil …

… In this study, we conducted a Pan-Arctic survey of bacterial communities in Arctic soils to
provide a baseline of Arctic bacterial diversity. We addressed the following questions: (i) Are bac…

… Hence, comparing biogeographic patterns and drivers of soil … biogeographic patterns of
diversity between bacteria and … to environmental variations in the soil. More importantly, by …

… This is because of the high microbial diversity that soils contain and their important role in …
that the bacterial diversity of soil is high, and the composition and diversity of soil bacterial …

… reflect bacterial distribution and diversity in Antarctica. We observed considerable overlap
in the structure of soil bacterial … Our results also suggest that bacterial communities might be …

… soil sampling networks known to date–the French Monitoring Network of Soil Quality (Réseau
de Mesure de la Qualité des Sols)–we synthesize current soil bacterial biogeography …

… as indicated by biogeographical studies 12 . Moreover, as a … the effect of soil properties and
land use on the soil bacterial … us to sample soils representative of a range of soil properties (…