Soil micro-food webs play an important role in ecosystem functions through energy flow;
they are strongly influenced by land use types. Previous studies have typically utilized the …

In recent decades, there has been growing interest in exploring the soil biota, highlighting
the significance of soil organisms' networks in soil functioning. Here, we use a modeling …

Agronomists, ecologists, ecosystem scientists, and various other researchers are
recognizing the value of studying responses of soil biota to environmental perturbations …

Conventional approaches to sustainable agriculture largely rely on increasing efficient use
of external nutrient sources. Research has shown that even in the presence of sufficient …

There are great concerns about the impacts of soil biodiversity loss on ecosystem functions
and services such as nutrient cycling, food production, and carbon storage. A diverse …

Soil food webs are important determinants for the carbon flow through terrestrial systems,
with the trophic networks between microbes and microfaunal grazers forming the basis for …

Soil food web structure is fundamental to ecosystem process and function; most studies on
soil food web structure have focused on agro-ecosystems under different management …

Soil fauna can be an important regulator of community parameters and ecosystem
processes, but there have been few quantitative syntheses of the role of soil fauna in …

Enhancing soil organic carbon (SOC) levels via improved fertilization strategies can promote
soil health and support sustainable crop production. While bacteria and fungi play a key role …

Soil food webs are traditionally considered to have distinct energy channels through which
resources flow belowground. Resources enter the soil food web either from roots or from …