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Keystone taxa play a critical role in regulating soil multifunctionality in Eucalyptus plantations
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• Long-term planting of Eucalyptus leads to an imbalance in soil nutrient stoichiometry. • Stoichiometric imbalance lowers bacterial and fungal diversity, including keystone taxa critical to ecosystem function. • Keystone taxa play a pivotal role in maintaining soil multifunctionality.
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