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Hide and Seek of Soil Microbes
Hide and Seek of Soil Microbes
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The question posed in the Special Issue, "Hide and Seek of Soil Microbes-Who is Where with Whom and Why?", can be considered as the central paradigm of soil microbial ecology. This book is aimed at opening a vivid discussion on i) the adequate experimental design for the representative study of soil ecosystems; ii) possibilities and limitations of observing microbial diversity; iii) possibilities and limitations of data analysis and their impact on ecological conclusions; iv) microbial spatial…
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  • ISBN-10: 3036551492
  • ISBN-13: 9783036551494
  • Format: 17 x 24.4 x 1.1 cm, hardcover
  • Language: English

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The question posed in the Special Issue, "Hide and Seek of Soil Microbes-Who is Where with Whom and Why?", can be considered as the central paradigm of soil microbial ecology. This book is aimed at opening a vivid discussion on i) the adequate experimental design for the representative study of soil ecosystems; ii) possibilities and limitations of observing microbial diversity; iii) possibilities and limitations of data analysis and their impact on ecological conclusions; iv) microbial spatial heterogeneity across different scales; and v) how to observe microbial niche partitioning and occupation in soil ecosystems, soil microbial communities, and their "function". In what sense can microbes, microbial communities and ecosystems have a function?

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  • Publisher:
  • ISBN-10: 3036551492
  • ISBN-13: 9783036551494
  • Format: 17 x 24.4 x 1.1 cm, hardcover
  • Language: English English

The question posed in the Special Issue, "Hide and Seek of Soil Microbes-Who is Where with Whom and Why?", can be considered as the central paradigm of soil microbial ecology. This book is aimed at opening a vivid discussion on i) the adequate experimental design for the representative study of soil ecosystems; ii) possibilities and limitations of observing microbial diversity; iii) possibilities and limitations of data analysis and their impact on ecological conclusions; iv) microbial spatial heterogeneity across different scales; and v) how to observe microbial niche partitioning and occupation in soil ecosystems, soil microbial communities, and their "function". In what sense can microbes, microbial communities and ecosystems have a function?

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