Microbial Metacommunities is a conceptual framework in microbial ecology that refers to a set of local microbial communities linked by the dispersal of microorganisms across spatially or environmentally segregated habitats, wherein community composition and dynamics are shaped by both local environmental filtering and regional biogeographical processes.
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