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Relative Contributions of Soil and Litter Properties to Soil Microbial Community Variations During the Restoration of Larch Plantations to Mixed Forests.

Microorganisms · 2025 · PMC12565900 · PMID 41156818

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an increasing trendno p-value reported
Furthermore, consistent with previous findings [ 60 , 61 ], we observed an increasing trend in the relative abundance of Proteobacteria alongside a decline in Acidobacteria during the restoration process.

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In the topsoil, the contents of TP (2.7 g/kg), NO 3 − -N (316 ug/g), and AP (81 mg/kg) were highest during the larch plantation stage and exhibited a decreasing trend over the restoration process, whereas the subsoil showed an opposite pattern ( Figure 3 , Table S3 ). 3.2.

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Litter properties (LOC, LTN, and litter C:N) exhibited highly significant differences across various restoration stages.

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