#8123. Soil bacteria respond to regional edapho-climatic conditions while soil fungi respond to management intensity in grasslands along a European transect

October 2026publication date
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Agricultural and Biological Sciences (miscellaneous);
Ecology;
Soil Science;
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Abstract:
Soil microbial community structure is determined by environmental conditions and influenced by other factors, such as the intensity of the land use management. Studies addressing the effect of environmental factors and management on grassland soil microbial communities at the continental scale are missing, and the wide range of ecosystem services provided by these ecosystems are thus also wanting. To address this knowledge gap, this study presents data on grassland soil microbial communities along a pan-European agro-ecological gradient.
Keywords:
Agro-ecological gradient; Fertilization; Phospholipid fatty acids; PLFA; Production grasslands; Semi-natural grasslands

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