Genomes from 0.2 micron size-fractioned soil metagenomes from the Hopland Research and Extension Center, a Northern California grassland. This location is part of an on-going field drought and stable
Metatranscriptome of soil microbial communities from Hopland Research and Extension Center, CA, USA: soil exposed to drought and to detritus (decaying roots of the annual grass Avena barbata)
This project will assess the composition and functional capacity of soil microbial communities across a replicated time series of droughted and control ‘megacores’ which represent two key peatland typ
This study aims to investigate the fungal communities associated with plant M. sylvestris in both agricultural and natural environments to understand how fungal community structures change, particular