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From divergence to convergence: Intra- and extra-cellular DNA reveal shifting microbial life–death dynamics along a temperature–moisture gradient on the Tibetan Plateau
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• IDNA and eDNA serve as parallel archives of microbial life and death. • IDNA–eDNA divergence is highest in cold–dry sites and converges in warm–humid sites. • EDNA exceeds 50% of total DNA in extreme cold–dry Tibetan Plateau soils. • Aridity and soil texture are the primary factors for the eDNA pool. • Fungal iDNA and eDNA are more sensitive to soil texture than prokaryotes.
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