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Long-term legume-legume shrub assembly enhances sandy soil multifunctionality via reinforced plant-soil-microbe feedbacks
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• Long-term legume-legume shrub assembly maximizes sandy soil multifunctionality. • Bacterial abundance, not diversity, directly drives soil multifunctionality in sandy lands. • Soil N availability mediates the cascading plant-soil-microbe positive feedback. • This work provides a sustainable pattern for dryland desertification restoration.
Keywords:
Legume-legume shrub assembly
Plant-soil-microbe interactions
Sandy soil multifunctionality
Microbial network
Desertification control
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