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Experimental evolution reveals contrasting adaptive landscapes in lab and field environments.
Experimental evolution is widely used to infer microbial responses to environmental change, yet most laboratory studies impose constant, well-mixed conditions that differ fundamentally from fluctuating, spatially structured field environments. We compared genomic evolution in the leaf litter-associa
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