Geochemical-Corn positional-Functional Changes in Arctic Soil Microbiomes Post Land Submergence Revealed by Metagenomics
Geochemical-Corn positional-Functional Changes in Arctic Soil Microbiomes Post Land Submergence Revealed by Metagenomics
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宏基因组学揭示陆地淹没后北极土壤微生物组的地球化学-玉米位置-功能变化
DOI:
10.1264/jsme2.me18091
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发表时间:
2019-06-27
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
Cao, Huansheng
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作者:
Wang, Nengfei;Guo, Yudong;Cao, Huansheng
Lakes of meltwater in the Attic have become one of the transforming landscape changes under global warming. We herein compared microbial communities between sediments and bank soils at an arctic lake post land submergence using geochemistry, 16S rRNA amplicons, and metagcnomes. The results obtained showed that each sample had approximately 2.609 OTUs on average and shared 1,716 OTUs based on the 16S rRNA gene V3-V4 region. Dominant phyla in sediments and soils included Proteobacteria, Acidobacteria, Actinobacteria, Gemmatimonadetes, and Nitrospirae; sediments contained a unique phylum, Euryarchaeota, with the phylum Thaumarchaeota being primarily present in bank soils. Among the top 35 genera across all sites, 17 were more abundant in sediments, while the remaining 18 were more abundant in bank soils; seven out of the top ten genera across all sites were only from sediments. A redundancy analysis separated sediment samples from soil samples based on the components of nitrite and ammonium. Metagenome results supported the role of nitrite because most of the genes for denitrification and methane metabolic genes were more abundant in sediments than in soils, while the abundance of phosphorusutilizing genes was similar and, thus, was not a significant explanatory factor. We identified several modules from the global networks of OTUs that were closely related to some geochemical factors, such as pH and nitrite. Collectively, the present results showing consistent changes in geochemistry, microbiome compositions, and functional genes suggest an ecological mechanism across molecular and community levels that structures microbiomes post land submergence.