Arsenic-contaminated soil metagenome Raw sequence reads
This study aims to investigate the structure and functional potential of hyphosphere microbial communities in arsenic-contaminated agricultural soils. By integrating in situ field sampling with high-throughput sequencing, we focus on understanding how arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) influence the recruitment and assembly of microbial consortia under varying arsenic concentrations. The relevance of this research lies in its potential to uncover microbial mechanisms that mediate arsenic transformation and stabilization in the soil environment, which may contribute to the development of sustainable bioremediation strategies. The findings are expected to enhance our understanding of microbiome-mediated arsenic cycling and support ecological restoration in contaminated agroecosystems.