Soil microbial communities with greater investment in resource acquisition have lower growth yield
Soil microbial communities with greater investment in resource acquisition have lower growth yield
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10.1101/455071
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2018-10
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A. Malik;J. Puissant;T. Goodall;S. Allison;R. Griffiths
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A. Malik;J. Puissant;T. Goodall;S. Allison;R. Griffiths
Resource acquisition and growth yield are fundamental traits of microorganisms that have consequences for ecosystem functioning. However, there is a lack of empirical observations linking these traits. Using a landscape-scale survey of temperate near-neutral pH soils, we show tradeoffs in key community-level parameters linked to these traits. Increased investment into extracellular enzymes was associated with reduced growth yield; this reduction was linked more to carbon than nitrogen acquisition enzymes suggesting smaller stoichiometric constraints on community metabolism in examined soils.