Global soil microbiomes: A new frontline of biome-ecology research
GBIF
Dataset type
This dataset that contains primary occurrence data for species.
Description
<p>Organisms on our planet form spatially congruent and functionally distinct communities, which at large geographical scales are called “biomes”. Understanding their pattern and function is vital for sustainable use and protection of biodiversity. Current global terrestrial biome classifications are based primarily on climate characteristics and functional aspects of plant community assembly. These and other existing biome schemes do not take account of soil organisms, including highly diverse and functionally important microbial groups. We aimed to define large-scale structure in the diversity of soil microbes (soil microbiomes), pinpoint the environmental drivers shaping it and identify resemblance and mismatch with existing terrestrial biome schemes.</p>
<p>Please cite https://doi.org/10.1111/geb.13487</p>;
Type of content
Includes: Point occurrence data, gbif import.Citation
Vasar M, Davison J, Sepp S, Mucina L, Oja J, Al-Quraishy S, Anslan S, Bahram M, Bueno C G, Cantero J J, Decocq G, Fraser L, Hiiesalu I, Hozzein W N, Koorem K, Meng Y, Moora M, Onipchenko V, Öpik M, Pärtel M, Vahter T, Tedersoo L, Zobel M (2022). Global soil microbiomes: A new frontline of biome-ecology research. PlutoF. Occurrence dataset https://doi.org/10.1111/geb.13487 accessed via GBIF.org on 2024-11-06.
Digitised records
Looking up... the number of records that can be accessed through the BioAtlas - Atlas bioraznolikosti Hrvatske. This resource was last checked for updated data on 14 Nov 2024. The most recent data was published on 14 Nov 2024.
Metadata last updated on 2024-11-14 22:45:13.0
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