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Land use and soil texture drive shifts in communities of soil biota across natural and anthropogenic tropical ecosystems
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DOI：10.1016/j.ejsobi.2026.103810.png)
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• Primary forests show highest soil biota richness across habitats. • Soil texture drives diversity and composition of soil communities. • Anthropogenic sites show higher beta diversity shaped by soil properties. • VOCs vary by land use and align with microbial beta diversity. • GHG fluxes differ by habitat and depend on soil texture and chemistry.
Keywords:
soil biota
land use
soil texture
microbial communities
tropical ecosystems
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