Investigation of microbial diversity in biological soil crusts, indicating complex microbial interactions.
Biological soil crusts (BSCs) are complex structures composed of prokaryotes, green microalgae, fungi, and small mosses that bind soil particles together. To further understand the microbial composition and interactions among members of these consortia, we investigated the microbial diversity of BSCs found in a xeric patch in northwestern Ohio.
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