Metagenomic characterization of soil and litter microbiomes across land-use systems in the northwestern Colombian Amazon
This project investigates microbial communities associated with soil and litter across different land-use systems in the northwestern Colombian Amazon. Shotgun metagenomic sequencing was used to characterize the taxonomic diversity and functional potential of microbial communities in these environments. Samples were collected from sites representing distinct land-use practices to evaluate how land-use change influences microbial diversity and ecosystem processes in Amazonian landscapes. The resulting datasets contribute to understanding microbial ecology and biogeochemical functioning in tropical forest ecosystems.
This project investigates microbial communities associated with soil and litter across different land-use systems in the northwestern Colombian Amazon. Shotgun metagenomic sequencing was used to characterize the taxonomic diversity and functional potential of microbial communities in these environments. Samples were collected from sites representing distinct land-use practices to evaluate how land-use change influences microbial diversity and ecosystem processes in Amazonian landscapes. The resulting datasets contribute to understanding microbial ecology and biogeochemical functioning in tropical forest ecosystems.
Universidad de la Amazonia