Nitrogen addition has negative effects on bacterial diversity and stability, but simulated grazing mitigates these effects.

Unlike bacteria, fungal communities showed a trend of reduced network complexity (fewer nodes and edges) in the simulated grazing area and generally lower mean degree, modularity index and mean clustering coefficient than in the control area, whereas the mean path lengths increased, suggesting that the fungal community network was looser and less stable.

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