Population density is a selective driver of urban soil microbiomes: evidence from bacteria, fungi and protozoan communities in a regional city
Urbanisation is widely recognised as a major driver of environmental change, yet its impacts on soil microbiomes remain poorly understood, particularly outside megacities and beyond bacterial taxa. Population density is frequently used as a proxy for urban intensity, but its relevance across different microbial kingdoms and urban contexts is unclear. Here, we investigated how soil microbial…
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