Data for Ecological differentiation among nitrous oxide reducers enhances temperature effects on riverine N2O emissions.xlsx

This study examines how clades of microbes responsible for N₂O reduction vary across river systems and how environmental factors like temperature and phosphorus influence these clades and their relationship with N₂O emissions. The research highlights both the often overlooked intra-clade differences and their significant impact on N₂O dynamics, alongside inter-clade differences. These findings enhance our understanding of N₂O reducers and their role in natural ecosystems.