Soil microbial diversity and multifunctionality across European biomes

The diversity and network complexity of prokaryotic and fungal communities and their relationships with soil multifunctionality (SMF) – an integrative index for C-, N- and P-cycling functions – was investigated along a 3,000-km latitudinal transect across Europe (37° to 62°N), spanning biomes from Mediterranean drylands, temperate to boreal forests.

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Han_et_al_GCB_2025.xlsxXLS
Metadata, soil properties and soil microbial functions for each sites across...
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ITS_Han et al_EUgradient.xlsxXLS
Diversity of fungi (ITS region sequencing) containing: 1) ASV (Amplicon...
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16S_Han et al_EUgradient.xlsxXLS
Diversity of prokaryotes (16S gene sequencing) containing: 1) ASV (Amplicon...
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Identifier	81f8917a-95b6-45c3-a6bb-3385eaf8dddf@envidat
Title for URL of the dataset	soil-microbial-diversity-and-multifunctionality-across-european-biomes
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Issued date	April 23, 2025
Modification date	April 24, 2025
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Publisher Information	EnviDat
Contact points	Aline Frossard EnviDat Support
Languages	English
URL	https://www.envidat.ch/#/metadata/soil-microbial-diversity-and-multifunctionality-across-european-biomes
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Keywords	microbial-biodiversity fungi soil-mulitfunctiona... soil-microbiome latitudinal-gradient prokaryotes
Terms of use	https://opendata.swiss/terms-of-use#terms_by
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