The effect of nutrient deposition on bacterial communities in Arctic tundra soil

Keyphrases

• 16S rRNA Gene 33%
• Acidobacteria 66%
• Alaska 33%
• Arctic Tundra Soil 100%
• Bacterial Community 100%
• Bacterial Diversity 33%
• Brooks Range 33%
• Carbon Availability 33%
• Climate Warming 33%
• Community-level Physiological Profile 33%
• Control Soil 33%
• Data Combination 33%
• Dyella 33%
• Fertilization 33%
• Gammaproteobacteria 66%
• Long-term Fertilization 66%
• Microbes 33%
• Microbial Community 66%
• Microbial Community Function 66%
• Microbial Community Structure 66%
• Mineral Soil 33%
• Moist Acidic Tundra 100%
• Mountain Ecosystems 33%
• Nitrogen Availability 33%
• Nitrogen Changes 33%
• North Slope 33%
• Nutrient Addition 33%
• Nutrient Deposition 100%
• Nutrient Effects 100%
• Nutrient Fertilization 33%
• Organic Soil 33%
• Plant Community 33%
• Pyrosequencing 33%
• Quantitative PCR 33%
• Rapid Change 33%
• Reactive Nitrogen 33%
• Several Samples 33%
• Soil Layer 33%
• Soil Samples 33%
• Specific Substrate 33%
• Tundra Soil 66%
• Xanthomonadales 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Acidobacterium 100%
• Dyella 50%
• Gammaproteobacteria 100%
• Microorganism 50%
• Nitrogen Availability 50%
• Phylum 50%
• Pyrosequencing 50%
• Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction 50%
• RNA Gene 50%
• Xanthomonadales 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Acidobacterium 50%
• Bacterial Communities 100%
• Microbial Community 100%
• Microorganism 25%
• Mineral Soils 25%
• Organic Soil 25%
• Plant Community 25%
• Pyrosequencing 25%
• Reactive Nitrogen 25%
• Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction 25%
• Tundra Soil 100%
• Xanthomonadales 25%