#8027. Seasonal Variation in Fungal Community Composition Associated with Tamarix chinensis Roots in the Coastal Saline Soil of Bohai Bay, China

October 2026publication date
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Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics;
Ecology;
Soil Science;
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Abstract:
Coastal salinity typically alters the soil microbial communities, which subsequently affect the biogeochemical cycle of nutrients in the soil. The seasonal variation of the soil fungal communities in the coastal area, closely associated with plant population, is poorly understood. This study provides an insight into the fungal community’s variations from autumn to winter and spring to summer at a well-populated area of salt-tolerant Tamarix chinensis and beach.
Keywords:
Coastal salinity; Fungal community; Fungal trophic modes; Plant coverage density; Seasonality

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