Elevated temperature simulating heatwaves restructures active nitrifying communities and associated viruses in tidal flats and agricultural soils.

Although these differences did not reach statistical significance at the current sample size ( n = 3 per group, P > .05), the large effect sizes (Cohen’s d > 0.8) suggest that the observed shifts are biologically meaningful and warrant further validation with increased replication.

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While also showing a decreasing trend with increased temperature, tidal flat AOA exhibited relatively higher tolerance to sustained temperature, with two of the three incubations (Tid-1 and Tid-3) showing no significant difference in 13 C-labeled abundance between 28°C and 37°C ( P > .05) ( Fig. 1b ).

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