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Dissertation

Ecological implications of virus occurrences in soils

Soil viruses are increasingly recognized as important components of terrestrial ecosystems, yet their ecological roles remain poorly understood due to methodological limitations and the complexity of soil environments.

Author
R. Wang
Date
09 June 2026
Links
Thesis in Leiden Repository

This thesis investigates the occurrence, interactions, and functional implications of soil viruses across multiple biological and ecological scales, with a particular focus on virus-host dynamics and their consequences for microbial communities and carbon cycling.

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