Land-use change has drastically reduced the area of pristine forests in tropical and
subtropical regions. In NW Argentina, Yungas forests were among the most affected by …

Variation of soil microbial community abundance and structure has great implications for soil
fertility and nutrient cycling. A better understanding of soil microbial community dynamics …

Reclamation on bare tailing ponds has the potential to represent soil genesis in Technosols
favoring the understanding of the changes of microbial communities and function. In this …

The persistence of soil organic carbon (SOC) is primarily driven by microbial metabolic
activities; however, how microbial effects on SOC sequestration are affected by soil nutrient …

Revegetation of semiarid lands depends upon soil microbial communities to supply nutrients
for successive plant species, but microbial activity can be constrained by insufficient water …

The largest terrestrial carbon sink on earth is soil carbon stocks. As the climate changes, the
rate at which the Earth's climate warms depends in part on the persistence of soil organic …

Land-use change can lead to profound changes in the storage of soil organic carbon (SOC)
in the tropics. Soil microbial residues make up the majority of persistent SOC pools, yet the …

The carbon cycle (C-cycle) is the most important and complex biogeochemical cycle in soil
ecosystems, but our understanding of C-cycle at the community level remains limited …

The application of organic matter to agricultural land is an efficient way to maintain soil eco-
sustainability through the mediation of the soil-dwelling microbiome. Despite their important …

The access and recycling of the base cations are essential processes for the long-lasting
functioning of forest ecosystems. While the role of soil bacterial communities has been …