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• W2912563740 abstract "ABSTRACT Soil microorganisms play fundamental roles in cycling of soil carbon, nitrogen and other nutrients, yet we have a poor understanding of how soil microbiomes are shaped by their nutritional and physical environment. Here we investigated the successional dynamics of a soil microbiome during 21-weeks of enrichment on chitin and its monomer, N-acetylglucosamine . We examined succession of the soil communities in a physically heterogeneous soil matrix as well as a highly mixed liquid medium. The guiding hypothesis was that the initial species richness would influence the tendency for the selected consortia to stabilize and maintain relatively constant community structure over time. We also hypothesized that long term, substrate-driven growth would result in consortia with reduced species richness as compared to the parent microbiome and that this process would be deterministic with relatively little variation between replicates. We found that the initial species richness does influence the long-term community stability in both liquid media and soil and that lower initial richness results in a more rapid convergence to stability. Despite use of the same soil inoculum and access to the same major substrate, the resulting community composition differed greatly in soil compared to liquid medium. Hence, distinct selective pressures in soils relative to homogenous liquid media exist and can control community succession dynamics. This difference is likely related to the fact that soil microbiomes are more likely to thrive, with fewer compositional changes, in a soil matrix compared to liquid environments. IMPORTANCE The soil microbiome carries out important ecosystem functions, but interactions between soil microbial communities have been difficult to study due to the high microbial diversity and complexity of the soil habitat. Here we successfully obtained stable consortia with reduced complexity that contained species found in the original source soil. These consortia and the methods used to obtain them can be a valuable resource for exploration of specific mechanisms underlying soil microbial community ecology. The results of this study also provide new experimental context to better inform how soil microbial communities are shaped by new environments and how a combination of initial taxonomic structure and physical environment influences stability." @default.
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• W2912563740 date "2019-01-30" @default.
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• W2912563740 title "Selection, succession and stabilization of soil microbial consortia" @default.
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