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Forest gaps amplify seasonal turnover and decouple microbial stability from functional potential in a karst forest PRIMARY_TEXT retrieval pending

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QUOTE `{}`	We investigated the seasonal dynamics of soil bacterial and fungal communities along a disturbance gradient from forest gaps through gap edges to adjacent closed-canopy soils in a subtropical karst forest, sampling across four seasons.
QUOTE `{}`	The study included five naturally formed gaps within one karst forest and sampled each season once. ... The results therefore establish habitat and seasonal associations rather than causal effects of canopy opening, and extrapolation to ...
QUOTE `{}`	Bacterial temporal turnover was significantly greater in forest gaps than in closed-canopy soils and was accompanied by greater seasonal divergence in community composition.