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• W4309831871 abstract "Soil microbiomes play an essential role in maintaining soil geochemical cycle and function. Although there have been some reports on the diversity patterns and drivers of the tropical forest soil microbial community, how space and seasonal changes affect spatiotemporal distribution at the regional scales are poorly understood. Based on 260 soil samples, we investigated the spatiotemporal patterns of rubber plantations and rainforest soil microbial communities across the whole of Hainan Island, China during the dry and rainy seasons. We examined soil bacterial and fungal composition and diversity and the main drivers of these microbes using Illumina sequencing and assembly. Our results revealed that the diversity (both alpha and beta) spatiotemporal variation in microbial communities is highly dependent on regional location rather than seasonal changes. For example, the site explained 28.5% and 37.2% of the variation in alpha diversity for soil bacteria and fungi, respectively, and explained 34.6% of the bacterial variance and 14.3% of the fungal variance in beta diversity. Soil pH, mean annual temperature, and mean annual precipitation were the most important factors associated with the distribution of soil microbial communities. Furthermore, we identified that variations in edaphic (e.g., soil pH) and climatic factors (e.g., mean annual temperature [MAT] and mean annual precipitation [MAP]) were mainly caused by regional sites (P < 0.001). Collectively, our work provides empirical evidence that space, rather than seasonal changes, explained more of the spatiotemporal variation of soil microbial communities in tropical forests, mediated by regional location-induced changes in climatic factors and edaphic properties. IMPORTANCE The soil microbiomes communities of the two forests were not only affected by environmental factors (e.g., edaphic and climatic factors), but also by different dominant geographic factors. In particular, our work showed that spatial variation in bacterial and fungal community composition was mainly dominated by edaphic properties (e.g., pH) and climatic factors (e.g., MAT and MAP). Moreover, the environmental factors were mainly explained by geographic location effect rather than by seasonal effect, and environmental dissimilarity significantly increased with geographic distance. In conclusion, our study provides solid empirical evidence that space rather than season explained more of the spatiotemporal variation of soil microbial communities in the tropical forest." @default.
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• W4309831871 date "2022-12-21" @default.
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• W4309831871 title "Space Rather than Seasonal Changes Explained More of the Spatiotemporal Variation of Tropical Soil Microbial Communities" @default.
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