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细菌群体的分布模式和社区聚集过程在沉降湖的不同沉积息地

Xingchen Li1, Lei Zhang2, Zhen Shen3

  • 1School of Earth and Environment, Anhui University of Science & Technology, Huainan, 232000, China.

Journal of environmental management
|January 10, 2025
PubMed
概括

人类活动,如太阳能和沉降湖中的水产养殖,显著改变了沉积物细菌群落,增加了多样性,并将组装过程从决定性转变为随机性,影响了湖泊生态系统.

关键词:
组装机制 组装机制细菌群落是细菌群落的组成部分.同时发生的模式 同时发生的模式不同的息地 不同的息地多样性多样性多样性多样性沉降湖泊 沉降湖泊 沉降湖泊

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