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Functional divergence in the rhizosphere microbiome of Codonopsis pilosula drives a soil carbon allocation trade-off
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• A significant trade-off between soil organic matter and microbial biomass carbon is revealed. • Plant phenotype selects for distinct rhizosphere microbial functional modules. • Functional profiling uncovers variety-specific microbial strategies. • Network analysis demonstrates modular coordination between microbial communities and carbon-cycling enzymes. • Soil carbon dynamics are directly linked to plant secondary metabolism.
Keywords:
soil organic matter
microbial biomass carbon
rhizosphere microbiome
carbon-cycling enzymes
plant secondary metabolism
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