Forest soil can act as both a source and sink of carbon depending on the prevalence of microbial decomposition processes such as methanogenesis and respiration. These chemical reactions are controlled by RedOx potential, meaning RedOx potential may be one of the main drivers of soil bacterial diversity. In order to evaluate how microbial diversity is affected by RedOx potential, a lysimeter experiment was run and samples evaluated with qPCR. The resulting data was resampled to account for potential biases. Diversity metrics such as alpha- diversity and sparsity were computed in order to identify potential correlations with depth or oxidoreduction potential.

Forest soil can act as both a source and sink of carbon depending on the prevalence of microbial decomposition processes such as methanogenesis and respiration. These chemical reactions are controlled by RedOx potential, meaning RedOx potential may be one of the main drivers of soil bacterial diversity. In order to evaluate how microbial diversity is affected by RedOx potential, a lysimeter experiment was run and samples evaluated with qPCR. The resulting data was resampled to account for potential biases. Diversity metrics such as alpha- diversity and sparsity were computed in order to identify potential correlations with depth or oxidoreduction potential.

Spatial trends in soil microbial communities

PHAN, NOEMIE THANH-LAN
2023/2024

Abstract

Forest soil can act as both a source and sink of carbon depending on the prevalence of microbial decomposition processes such as methanogenesis and respiration. These chemical reactions are controlled by RedOx potential, meaning RedOx potential may be one of the main drivers of soil bacterial diversity. In order to evaluate how microbial diversity is affected by RedOx potential, a lysimeter experiment was run and samples evaluated with qPCR. The resulting data was resampled to account for potential biases. Diversity metrics such as alpha- diversity and sparsity were computed in order to identify potential correlations with depth or oxidoreduction potential.
2023
Spatial trends in soil microbial communities
Forest soil can act as both a source and sink of carbon depending on the prevalence of microbial decomposition processes such as methanogenesis and respiration. These chemical reactions are controlled by RedOx potential, meaning RedOx potential may be one of the main drivers of soil bacterial diversity. In order to evaluate how microbial diversity is affected by RedOx potential, a lysimeter experiment was run and samples evaluated with qPCR. The resulting data was resampled to account for potential biases. Diversity metrics such as alpha- diversity and sparsity were computed in order to identify potential correlations with depth or oxidoreduction potential.
modelling
dissolved oxygen
coastal lagoon
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