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Integrated metagenomic and phosphorus fractionation analyses elucidate the mechanism driving soil phosphorus immobilization under erythromycin stress
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• Erythromycin impairs soil microbial P-cycling potential and depletes labile P pools. • Both acid and alkaline phosphatase activities are inhibited by erythromycin exposure. • Core P-cycling genes are suppressed, and alternative P-mobilizing genes show compensatory increases. • Compensatory responses are insufficient to offset the suppression of core P-cycling functions.
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Erythromycin
Soil phosphorus cycling
Microbial community
Functional genes
Metagenomics
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