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Urban land use influences microbial functional traits along a management

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A large-scale study of 135 urban soils in Blois, France, shows that management intensity acts as a strong ecological filter, reshaping microbial diversity, functional traits and interaction networks in city green spaces.

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Urban land use influences microbial functional traits along a management

A large-scale study of 135 urban soils in Blois, France, shows that management intensity acts as a strong ecological filter, reshaping microbial diversity, functional traits and interaction networks in city green spaces.

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BIOENGINEER.ORG broke the news 8 days ago on Thursday, October 15, 2026.

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