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• W4385779619 abstract "Exotic plant invasion dramatically alters soil carbon transformation and shapes the structure and diversity of the microbial community in coastal wetlands. However, it remains unclear how the dissolved organic matter (DOM) optical components and chemical composition and their linkages with soil microorganisms change with increasing time since invasion. Here, we explored the impacts of Spartina alterniflora (S. alterniflora) invasion on DOM compositions and relationships with microbial communities along a short-term chronosequence (i.e., 3-, 5-,10-, and 15-year) in the Yellow River Delta. The results showed an increase in the soil water content, soil organic carbon, dissolved organic carbon, and C/N ratio along the invasion chronosequence, whereas bulk density showed the opposite trend. Moreover, invaded wetland soils had a higher abundance of total phospholipid fatty acids, gram-positive bacteria (G + ), gram-negative bacteria (G-), and fungi than tidal flat soils. The DOM in invaded wetland soils was mainly composed of endogenous protein-like components, and the proportion of autochthonous DOM increased over invasion time. The DOM was characterized by low molecular weight, low aromatic content, and low hydrophobic compounds in S. alterniflora wetland soils, whereas in tidal flat soils, the humification degree and DOM molecular weight were higher. The soil microbial communities exhibited stronger linkages with various environmental variables and DOM fluorescence components in invaded wetlands based on redundancy analysis (RDA) and correlation analysis using Mantel tests. Structural Equation Model (SEM) revealed that the soil microbial abundance and community structure induced by increasing S. alterniflora invasion time were the most important drivers of DOM content and chemical composition. The findings of this work provide a better understanding of labile carbon pool turnover in coastal wetlands invaded by S. alterniflora." @default.
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• W4385779619 date "2023-11-01" @default.
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• W4385779619 title "Plant invasion strengthens the linkages between dissolved organic matter composition and the microbial community in coastal wetland soils" @default.
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