Strong functional stability of soil microbial communities under semiarid Mediterranean conditions and subjected to long-term shifts in baseline precipitation

Jorge Curiel Yuste; Antonio J. Fernández‐González; Manuel Fernández‐López; Romà Ogaya; Josep Penuelas; Jordi Sardans; Francisco Lloret

doi:10.1016/j.soilbio.2013.10.045

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Strong functional stability of soil microbial communities under semiarid Mediterranean conditions and subjected to long-term shifts in baseline precipitation

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Jorge Curiel Yuste
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Antonio J. Fernández‐González
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Manuel Fernández‐López

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