Bacterial and eukaryal diversity in soils forming from acid mine drainage precipitates under reclaimed vegetation and biological crusts

Keyphrases

• Acid Mine Drainage 100%
• Biological Crusts 100%
• Fungi 66%
• Pennsylvania 33%
• Eukaryotes 33%
• Low pH 33%
• Low nutrient 33%
• Ascomycota 33%
• 50 Years Old 33%
• Bacterial Diversity 33%
• Proteobacteria 33%
• Microbial Diversity 33%
• Actinobacteria 33%
• 454 Pyrosequencing 33%
• 16S rRNA Gene 33%
• Acidobacteria 33%
• Lower Layer 33%
• Upper Layer 33%
• Bacterial Phyla 33%
• Successional Vegetation 33%
• Basidiomycota 33%
• Glomeromycota 33%
• 18S rRNA 33%
• Bryophytes 33%
• Nutritional Condition 33%
• Soil Functionality 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Acid Mine Drainage 100%
• Limes 66%
• Ribosomal RNA 66%
• Ascomycota 33%
• Actinobacteria 33%
• Purple Bacteria 33%
• Acidobacterium 33%
• Pyrosequencing 33%
• Basidiomycota 33%
• Glomeromycota 33%
• Bryophyte 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Acid Sulfate Soil 33%