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Response of Fungal Communities to Fire in a Subtropical Peatland
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2021
unpublished
Purpose: Wildfire, an increasing disturbance in peatlands, could dramatically change carbon stocks and reshape plant/microbial communities, with long-lasting effects on peatland functions. Soil fungi are important in controlling the belowground carbon and nutrient cycling in peatlands; however, the impact of altered fire regimes on these fungi is still unclear. Methods: Here we assessed fungal abundance, composition, and diversity across four soil depths (0–5 cm, 6–10 cm, 11–15 cm, 16–20 cm)
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-196967/v1
fatcat:hnpxuznazrafzj4uri72t6ahm4