Abstract:Background Temperature shapes microbial functional genes associated with carbon (C) cycles. However, the effects of temperature on microbial C cycle genes associated with carcass-contaminated water remains poorly understood. To fill this gap, we explored the variation of microbial carbon cycling genes in polluted water caused by animal corpse decay at five different temperature gradients (23, 26, 29, 32, and 35℃) by metagenomic sequencing.
Results Corpse decay increased the total carbon by 86.6%, but temperatu… Show more
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