Local community assembly mechanisms shape soil bacterial β diversity patterns along a latitudinal gradient
Xiao Zhang(Henan University), Jamie L. Schuler(West Virginia University), Minjie Yao(Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University), Xiangzhen Li(Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University), Xiaojing Liu(Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve), Hui Wang(University of Jinan), Shirong Liu(Institute of Forest Ecology, Environment and Protection), Kuan Liu(University of Toronto), Yongtao Huang(Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications), Shenglei Fu(South China Botanical Garden), Jingxin Wang(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Zachary B. Freedman(University of Wisconsin–Madison)
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