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• W4205218221 abstract "Bacterial communities in antimony (Sb) polluted soils have been well addressed, whereas the important players fungal communities are far less studied to date. Here, we report different responses of bacterial and fungal communities to Sb contamination and the ecological processes controlling their community assembly. Soil samples in the Xikuangshan mining area were collected and subjected to high through-put sequencing of 16S rRNA and ITS1 to investigate bacterial and fungal communities, respectively, along an Sb gradient. Sb speciation in the soil samples and other physicochemical parameters were analyzed as well. Bacterial communities were dominated by Deltaproteobacteria in the soil with highest Sb concentration, whereas Chloroflexi were dominant in the soil with lowest Sb concentration. Fungal communities in high-Sb soils were predominated by unclassified Fungi, whilst Leotiomycetes were dominant in low-Sb soil samples. Multivariate analysis indicated that Sb, pH and soil texture were the main drivers to strongly impact microbial communities. We further identified Sb-resistant microbial groups via correlation analysis. In total, 18 bacterial amplicon sequence variants (ASVs) were found to potentially involve in biogeochemical cycles such as Sb oxidation, sulfur oxidation or nitrate reduction, whereas 12 fungal ASVs were singled out for potential heavy metal resistance and plant growth promotion. Community assembly analysis revealed that variable selection contributed 100% to bacterial community assembly under acidic or high Sb concentration conditions, whereas homogeneous selection dominated fungal community assembly with a contribution over 78.9%. The community assembly of Sb-resistant microorganisms was mainly controlled by stochastic process. The results offer new insights into microbial ecology in Sb-contaminated soils, especially on the different responses of microbial communities under identical environmental stress and the different ecological processes underlining bacterial and fungal community assembly." @default.
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• W4205218221 date "2022-04-01" @default.
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• W4205218221 title "Different responses of bacteria and fungi to environmental variables and corresponding community assembly in Sb-contaminated soil" @default.
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• W4205218221 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.2022.118812" @default.
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