However, Solibacteraceae (Subgroup 3), another Acidobacteria subgroup, showed an increasing trend with rising N levels ( Figure 5E ), possibly indicating niche differentiation within Acidobacteria, where some taxa can adapt to increased nutrient availability while others are outcompeted.
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Long-term straw return with moderate nitrogen levels reshapes soil <i>bacterial</i> communities in a vertisol.
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In Mucoromycota, Mortierellaceae (10.6–43.5%) was dominant, showing a decreasing trend with nitrogen application under straw return ( Figure 5G ).