Microbial Biomass Dynamics is a theoretical construct that characterizes the temporal changes in the size, composition, and activity of microbial biomass within soil ecosystems, distinguishing it from static biomass measures by emphasizing fluxes driven by resource availability, environmental conditions, and microbial succession.
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