Data supporting: Tree Demography Exhibits a Strong Association with Soil Fungal Pathogens and Stability of Soil Fungal Community in a Subtropical Forest
Data supporting: Tree Demography Exhibits a Strong Association with Soil Fungal Pathogens and Stability of Soil Fungal Community in a Subtropical Forest
This dataset supports the manuscript entitled “Tree Demography Exhibits a Strong Association with Soil Fungal Pathogens and Stability of Soil Fungal Community in a Subtropical Forest”, submitted to Journal of Vegetation Science. The dataset includes: 1. TT_OTU_fungi.csv: Fungal OTU table derived from ITS sequencing; 2. TT_soil_properties.csv: Soil physicochemical properties measured at each sampling plot; 3. TT_topography.csv: Topographic variables extracted for each sampling location.
- East China Normal University China (People's Republic of)
forest dynamics, microbial community stability, pathogenic fungi, soil physicochemical properties, topography, tree demographic rates
forest dynamics, microbial community stability, pathogenic fungi, soil physicochemical properties, topography, tree demographic rates
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