Publications by authors named "Feng-Rui Duan"
Article Synopsis
- Microbial biomass and community structure are crucial for soil carbon cycling, yet studies often overlook subsoil dynamics despite its significant organic carbon content.
- Assessing microbial communities at various depths in three forest types in southwest China revealed that organic carbon and nitrogen levels decrease with depth, while microbial biomass also declines significantly.
- The community structure shifts from a Gram-positive dominant system in nutrient-rich conditions to one that favors fungi as soil depth increases, indicating distinct microbial characteristics across different forest types.