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Soil deposition reduces bacterial network complexity and stability by shifts in life-history strategies on the Loess Plateau of China
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• Soil nutrients were significantly enriched in check-dam soils. • Depositional profiles supported bacterial communities with more r-strategists. • The increased r-strategy taxa enhanced bacterial richness. • Soil deposition decreased bacterial network complexity and stability. • Bacterial rrn copy number mediated network complexity and stability.
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