Nature Communications on Mythryl: “Microbial ecology: A metagenomic study of 144 Aotearoa-New Zealand…”

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Microbial ecology: A metagenomic study of 144 Aotearoa-New Zealand lakes shows that eutrophication impacts the functional redundancy of metabolic functions in surface sediment microbes by narrowing of the species pool, although abundance shifts could offer some resilience @jkpearman45

dlvr.itDivergent microbial functional pathways and declining redundancy in lake sediments across eutrophication gradients - Nature CommunicationsIn this study, the authors conduct a metagenomic study of 144 Aotearoa-New Zealand lakes to show that eutrophication impacts the functional redundancy of metabolic functions in surface sediment microbes, by narrowing of the species pool, although abundance shifts could offer some resilience.

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