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Raw amplicon sequencing data for: Interactive effects of nitrogen deposition and microplastics on rhizosphere soil microbial communities in Populus kangdingensis

Mendeley Data 2026
Boyuan Jiang, Yumeng Huang, Yali Chen, Wanhan Zeng, Hongling Hu, Kuangji Zhao, 贵荣 侯, Chuan Fan, Xianwei Li, Jiaming Lai, gang Chen

Summary

Scientists tested how microplastics (from plastic pollution) and nitrogen pollution together affect the tiny microbes living around tree roots, using a poplar tree species as their test case. This is a raw data release rather than a full study with conclusions, but the underlying research matters because soil microbes play a big role in plant health and environmental cleanup, and understanding how pollution disrupts these microbial communities could help us predict broader ecosystem impacts as microplastic and nitrogen pollution continue to rise.

Polymers

Raw 16S rRNA (V4–V5) and ITS1 amplicon sequencing data from a factorial pot experiment testing the interactive effects of polyethylene and polylactic acid microplastics and nitrogen deposition on the rhizosphere microbiome of Populus kangdingensis. Twenty-seven samples (3 microplastic treatments × 3 nitrogen levels × 3 replicates). Sequenced on Illumina.

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