Soil bacteria respond intensely to resource limitations regulated by edaphic properties during secondary succession on a semiarid abandoned farmland

Keyphrases

• Semi-arid 100%
• Limited Resources 100%
• Soil Bacteria 100%
• Edaphic Properties 100%
• C Limitation 100%
• Secondary Succession 100%
• Abandoned Farmland 100%
• Resource Constraints 66%
• Soil Properties 66%
• Nutrient Limitation 66%
• Microbial nutrients 66%
• Microbial C 66%
• Plant Characteristics 66%
• Bacteroidetes 33%
• Fungi 33%
• Potential Activity 33%
• Minor Effect 33%
• Relative Abundance 33%
• Microbial Biomass 33%
• Actinobacteria 33%
• Carbon C 33%
• Nitrogen N 33%
• Beta Diversity 33%
• Proteobacteria 33%
• Plant Families 33%
• Phosphorus P 33%
• Nitrogen Phosphorus 33%
• P Ratio 33%
• Alpha Diversity 33%
• Natural Succession 33%
• Family Composition 33%
• Acidobacteria 33%
• Soil Microbial Community 33%
• C Content 33%
• Soil Fungal Community 33%
• Soil Microbial Community Composition 33%
• Soil Microbial Diversity 33%
• Chronosequence 33%
• Soil Microorganisms 33%
• Soil Organic C 33%
• Soil Physicochemical Properties 33%
• Plant-soil 33%
• Chinese Loess Plateau 33%
• Gemmatimonadetes 33%
• Plant Diversity 33%
• Agricultural Abandonment 33%
• Element Cycles 33%
• Ecological Stoichiometry 33%
• Planctomycetes 33%
• Soil Elements 33%
• P Acquiring 33%
• Plant Succession 33%
• Microbial Resources 33%
• Microbial Resource Limitation 33%
• Dominant Phyla 33%
• Successional Stage 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Soil Microbial Community 100%
• Soil Bacteria 100%
• Plant Characteristics 100%
• Soil Property 100%
• Secondary Succession 100%
• Acidobacterium 50%
• Fungal Communities 50%
• Soil Microorganism 50%
• Gemmatimonadetes 50%
• Chronosequence 50%
• Soil Physicochemical Properties 50%
• Bacteroidetes 50%
• Microbial Biomass 50%
• Organic Soil 50%
• Purple Bacteria 50%
• Actinobacteria 50%
• Planctomycetes 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Soil Property 100%
• Soil Microbial Community 100%
• Secondary Succession 100%
• Microbial Resource 100%
• Stoichiometry 50%
• Community Composition 50%
• Chronosequence 50%
• Soil Microorganism 50%
• Organic Soil 50%
• Beta Diversity 50%
• Soil Physicochemical Properties 50%