ena-STUDY-Deakin University-30-03-2021-02:10:09:061-315
Prokaryotic microbiomes associated with tea litter decay
Green and rooibos tea litters were collected from 37 Australian coastal and freshwater wetlands after 12 months of decomposition. This dataset includes tea-associated prokaryotic microbiomes assessed by 16S amplicon sequencing. Soil-associated microbiomes taken adjacent to the tea are available at PRJEB44019. In addition to the microbiomes, data associated with this study include tea litter decay rates and a structural equation model using the decay and microbiome data. The full paper can be found at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.146819
Green and rooibos tea litters were collected from 37 Australian coastal and freshwater wetlands after 12 months of decomposition. This dataset includes tea-associated prokaryotic microbiomes assessed by 16S amplicon sequencing. Soil-associated microbiomes taken adjacent to the tea are available at PRJEB44019. In addition to the microbiomes, data associated with this study include tea litter decay rates and a structural equation model using the decay and microbiome data. The full paper can be found at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.146819