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The rice-turtle mode always presented high economic benefits while the culture strategies affected the paddy ecological benefits a lot. In the present study, the effect of turtle stocking density on variation of paddy soil fertility and microbial community in rice-turtle co-culture ecosystem was investigated. Juvenile Chinese soft-shell turtles (Pelodiscus sinensis) were allocated to different experimental paddy fields in gradient stocking densities, which would help to optimize the co-culture modes and provide basis for soil nutrient management.ENAfalsesoil microbiota in co-culture ecosystem2023-05-192022-06-14PRJNA639443