Global Change Drivers Impact on Soil Microbiota: Challenges for Maintaining Soil Ecosystem Services
Global change refers to anthropogenic and climate pattern modification. The consequences of these changes are outstanding on aboveground biodiversity. Soil microbiota are key actors in soil processes, contributing significantly to numerous ecosystem services provided by soil. They are involved in th...
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IntechOpen
2023
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