28 results on '"Kou, Yongping"'
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2. The Responses of Ammonia-Oxidizing Microorganisms to Different Environmental Factors Determine Their Elevational Distribution and Assembly Patterns
3. Soil microbial legacy determines mycorrhizal colonization and root traits of conifer seedlings during subalpine forest succession
4. Differences in the effects of broadleaf and coniferous trees on soil nematode communities and soil fertility across successional stages
5. Effects of plant root exudates at different successional stages on the seed germination and seedling growth of subalpine dominant tree species
6. Global assessment of soil methanotroph abundances across biomes and climatic zones: The role of climate and soil properties
7. Secondary forest succession drives differential responses of bacterial communities and interactions rather than bacterial functional groups in the rhizosphere and bulk soils in a subalpine region
8. Metagenomics reveals the self-recovery and risk of antibiotic resistomes during carcass decomposition of wild mammals
9. Disentangling the relative importance of precipitation, biocrust succession, and shrub cover in mediating soil phoD-harbouring communities and organic phosphorus mineralisation
10. Soil depths and developmental stages of biological soil crusts are more important than shrub cover in structuring prokaryotic communities
11. Variations in the soil micro-food web structure and its relationship with soil C and N mineralization during secondary succession of subalpine forests
12. Differential bacterial ammonia oxidation patterns in soil particles from two contrasting forests: The importance of interfacial interactions
13. Microbial habitat specificity largely affects microbial co-occurrence patterns and functional profiles in wetland soils
14. Consistent community assembly but contingent species pool effects drive β‐diversity patterns of multiple microbial groups in desert biocrust systems.
15. Projecting future aboveground carbon sequestration rate of alpine forest on the eastern Tibetan Plateau in response to climate change
16. The contrasting responses of abundant and rare microbial community structures and co-occurrence networks to secondary forest succession in the subalpine region
17. Functional shifts in soil fungal communities regulate differential tree species establishment during subalpine forest succession
18. Soil microbial legacy determines mycorrhizal colonization and root traits of conifer seedlings during subalpine forest succession
19. Secondary forest succession drives differential responses of bacterial communities and interactions rather than bacterial functional groups in the rhizosphere and bulk soils in a subalpine region
20. Differences in the effects of broadleaf and coniferous trees on soil nematode communities and soil fertility across successional stages
21. The Responses of Ammonia-Oxidizing Microorganisms to Different Environmental Factors Determine Their Elevational Distribution and Assembly Patterns
22. Soil Microbial and Organic Carbon Legacies of Pre-Existing Plants Drive Pioneer Tree Growth during Subalpine Forest Succession
23. Dominant plant species and soil properties drive differential responses of fungal communities and functions in the soils and roots during secondary forest succession in the subalpine region
24. Variations in the community patterns of soil nematodes at different soil depths across successional stages of subalpine forests
25. Effects of Different Soils on the Biomass and Photosynthesis of Rumex nepalensis in Subalpine Region of Southwestern China
26. Patterns and Drivers of nirK -Type and nirS -Type Denitrifier Community Assembly along an Elevation Gradient
27. Species pool and local ecological assembly processes shape the β-diversity of diazotrophs in grassland soils
28. Diversity patterns and drivers of methanotrophic gene distributions in forest soils across a large latitudinal gradient.
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