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Spatial turnover of soil viral populations and genotypes overlain by cohesive responses to moisture in grasslands
Viruses shape microbial communities, food web dynamics, and carbon and nutrient cycling in diverse ecosystems. However, little is known about the patterns and drivers of viral community composition, particularly in soil, precluding a predictive understanding of viral impacts on terrestrial habitats.
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