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January 28, 2026Pedobiologia

Nutrient limitations revealed by enzyme stoichiometry in soil microbial metabolism across elevational gradients of a subtropical montane ecosystem

Taotao Wei Shengen Zhong Huiguang Zhang Yirong Zhang Xinghao Tang Furong Yang Jianing Guo Xin Qian

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Nutrient limitations impact microbial metabolism across various elevations, suggesting ecosystem-specific responses.
Key findings show a significant correlation between enzyme stoichiometry and nutrient availability at different elevations.
Analysis of soil samples from a subtropical montane ecosystem identifies distinct microbial metabolic patterns based on elevation.
Understanding these nutrient limitations may help in managing ecosystem health and resilience under climate change.

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Observational analysis reveals nutrient limitations in soil microbial metabolism, highlighting ecosystem variability across elevations.

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Wei et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75bbfc6e9836116a23a83 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pedobi.2026.151113

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