Robinia pseudoacacia coppice planting exerts stronger effects on fungal than on bacterial community composition and assembly processes
Published: 12 May 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/37th932xs5.1
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Kun LiDescription
Soil bacterial (16S rRNA) and fungal (ITS) OTU abundance tables from Robinia pseudoacacia forests under three coppice generations in Mount Tai, China: primary seedling stands (PR), second-generation coppice stands (SR, after first clear‑cut), and third-generation coppice stands (TR, after second clear‑cut). Data were used for analyzing microbial community composition, diversity, and assembly processes under forest disturbance.
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- Shandong Agricultural UniversityShandong, Tai’an
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Soil Microorganism