Stronger microbial respiratory thermal adaptation under higher warming levels
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Abstract
Abstract Microbial thermal adaptation plays a crucial regulatory role in the soil carbon (C) cycle, with stronger adaptation weakening the positive feedback between climate warming and soil CO2 release. Previous studies have primarily focused on single-level warming experiments; however, climate change effect occurs incrementally with variable rates, and their regulatory effects on soil microbial thermal adaptation remains poorly understood. Here, we investigate microbial respiratory thermal adaptation across a warming gradient based on a 4-year multi-level warming experiment in a subtropical forest. Our results show that microbial thermal adaptation is positively correlated with warming intensity. Moreover, this relationship is mediated by soil nitrogen availability and microbial C-cycling functional gene diversity. Our findings highlight the need to incorporate progressively enhanced microbial thermal adaptation strategies into next-generation C cycle models to refine predictions of C-climate feedback.
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| Authors | Zhoujing Tan, Baizhi Jiang, Muxi Guo, Jianping Wu, Xuhui Zhou, Hongyang Chen |
| Journal | journal of plant ecology |
| Year | 2026 |
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10.1093/jpe/rtag105
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