Microbiome Re-assembly After Permafrost Thaw: How Time, Space, History and Disturbance Fundamentally Differentiate Permafrost Microbial Communities
Jessica G. Ernakovich(Colorado State University), Matthias Winkel(University of Alaska Fairbanks), U. Schuette, Christina Biasi(University of Eastern Finland), Matthew B. Sullivan(The Ohio State University), Robyn A. Barbato(Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory), Ina Timling(University of Alaska Fairbanks), Mark P. Waldrop(United States Geological Survey), Rachel Mackelprang(California State University, Northridge), Mary‐Cathrine Leewis(United States Geological Survey), Benjamin W. Abbott(Brigham Young University), Neslihan Taş(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), C. Chabot, Jiří Bárta(University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice), M. Dillon, Henri Siljanen(University of Eastern Finland), Andreas Richter(University of Vienna), Emily D. Whalen(University of New Hampshire), Tatiana A. Vishnivetskaya(University of Tennessee at Knoxville), T. C. Onstott(Princeton University), Jenni Hultman(University of Helsinki), Christian Knoblauch(Universität Hamburg), CP Lau, Rebecca E. Hewitt(Northern Arizona University), Susanne Liebner(University of Potsdam), Sarah J. Doherty(Royal Adelaide Hospital), C. Schaedel, Virginia I. Rich(The Ohio State University)
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts
December 1, 2019
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