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Sharing and reporting benefits from biodiversity researchNARA Subscribed
The taxa–area relationship ( TAR ) and the distance–decay relationship ( DDR ) both describe spatial turnover of taxa and are central patterns of biodiversity. Here, we compared TAR and DDR of bacterial communities across different marine realms and ecosystems at the global scale. To obtain reliable global estimates for both relationships, we quantified the poorly assessed effects of sequencing depth, rare taxa removal and num...
Aim To test whether within‐species and among‐species patterns of abundance and latitudinal range in marine bacteria resemble those found for macro‐organisms, and whether these patterns differ along latitudinal clines. Location Global pelagic marine environments. Methods Taxon‐specific sequence abundance and location were retrieved from the open‐access V6‐ rRNA pyrotag sequence data base VAMPS ( http://vamps.mbl.edu/ ), which h...
Tannin impacts on microbial diversity and the functioning of alpine soils: a multidisciplinary approachNARA Subscribed
Summary In alpine ecosystems, tannin‐rich‐litter decomposition occurs mainly under snow. With global change, variations in snowfall might affect soil temperature and microbial diversity with biogeochemical consequences on ecosystem processes. However, the relationships linking soil temperature and tannin degradation with soil microorganisms and nutrients fluxes remain poorly understood. Here, we combined biogeochemical and mol...
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