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Mountain systems are unique for studying the responses of species distribution and diversity to environmental changes along elevational gradients. It is well known that free-living diazotrophic microorganisms are important to nitrogen cycling in mountain systems. However, the elevational patterns of free-living diazotrophs and the underlying ecological processes in controlling their turnover along...
Soil diazotrophs possess the function of fixing atmospheric N2 into biologically available ammonium in terrestrial ecosystems. However, there are limited studies into how diazotrophic communities change when grassland environments differ. In this study, we elucidated the diversity and interactions of diazotrophic communities in three steppe types of Inner Mongolia, China, including non-desert steppe...
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