Macroecology Differentiation Between Bacteria and Fungi in Topsoil Across the United States
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Fungal and bacterial biomass and their turnover rate (mathematical inverse of residence time) have important implications on soil biogeochemistry and, thus, climate projection (Sokol et al., 2022). Consequently, the knowledge of bacterial and fungal macroecology is critically valuable for reducing uncertainties in climate and soil C storage predictions. Both fungi and bacteria play an essential role in soil processes, including the degradation of soil organic substances (e.g., lignin and cellulose), stabilization of soil organic matter (SOM; e.g., necromass accumulation), and nutrient availability (e.g.
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