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Ecological responses of soil bacteria to rapid and slow temperature fluctuations
Fluctuating temperatures profoundly affect microorganisms' coexistence, biogeographic distributions and responses to future climate change. However, how microorganisms respond to fluctuating temperatures with different frequencies in natural communities remains unknown. We conducted a 120-day temper
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