Temporal Dynamics of Rare and Abundant Soil Bacterial Taxa from Different Fertilization Regimes Under Various Environmental Disturbances.
Temporal Dynamics of Rare and Abundant Soil Bacterial Taxa from Different Fertilization Regimes Under Various Environmental Disturbances.
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不同环境干扰下不同施肥制度下稀有和丰富土壤细菌类群的时间动态
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10.1128/msystems.00559-22
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2022-10-26
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6.4
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Global climate change has emerged as a critical environmental problem. Different types of climate extremes drive soil microbial communities to alternative states, leading to a series of consequences for soil microbial ecosystems and related functions. An effective method is urgently needed for buffering microbial communities to tackle environmental disturbances. Here, we conducted a series of mesocosm experiments in which the organic (NOF) and chemical fertilizer (NCF) long-term-amended soil microbiotas were subjected to environmental disturbances that included drought, flooding, freeze-thaw cycles, and heat. We subsequently tracked the temporal dynamics of rare and abundant bacterial taxa in NOF and NCF treatment soils to assess the efficiencies of organic amendments in recovery of soil microbiome. Our results revealed that freeze-thaw cycles and drought treatments showed weaker effects on bacterial communities than flooding and heat. The turnover between rare and abundant taxa occurred in postdisturbance succession of flooding and heat treatments, indicating that new equilibria were tightly related to the rare taxa in both NCF and NOF treatment soils. The Bayesian fits of modeling for the microbiome recovery process revealed that the stability of abundant taxa in NOF was higher than that in NCF soil. In particular, the NOF treatment soil reduced the divergence from the initial bacterial community after weak perturbations occurred. Together, we demonstrated that long-term organic input is an effective strategy to enhance the thresholds for transition to alternative states via enhancing the stability of abundant bacterial species. These findings provide a basis for the sustainable development of agricultural ecosystems in response to changing climates. IMPORTANCE Different climate extremes are expected to be a major threat to crop production, and the soil microbiome has been known to play a crucial role in agricultural ecosystems. In recent years, we have known that organic amendments are an effective method for optimizing the composition and functioning of the soil microbial community and maintaining the health of the soil ecosystem. However, the effects of organic fertilization on buffering bacterial communities against environmental disturbances and the underlying mechanisms are still unclear. We conducted a series of mesocosm experiments and showed that organic fertilizers had additional capacities in promoting the soil microbiome to withstand climate change effects. Our study provides both mechanistic insights as well as a direct guide for the sustainable development of agricultural ecosystems in response to climate change.
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DOI:
10.1038/ismej.2014.210
发表时间:
2015-05
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The ISME journal
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影响因子:
4.8
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影响因子:
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Xu, Jianming
DOI:
10.1073/pnas.1000080107
发表时间:
2011-03-15
影响因子:
11.1
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Knight, Rob
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Tegos GP