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Phylogenetic-scale disparities in the soil microbial diversity–ecosystem functioning relationship
Abstract The historical conditions under which bacterial lineages evolve determine their functional traits, and consequently their contribution to ecosystem functions (EFs). Under significant trait conservatism, which is common in prokaryotes, phylogeny may track the evolutionary history of species
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