Soil organisms play an essential role in ecosystem functioning, including nutrient cycling
and climate regulation. Most of soil functions have a microbial origin and recent findings …

Soil microbiota are critical to soil health, yet a substantial knowledge gap remains to
understand how microbial communities can be interpreted as soil health parameters and …

Microbial community diversity and structure, which underpin soil function, can in turn be
impacted by land-use practices. In this study an agricultural site with consistent long term (+ …

Long-term, systems-based experiments have previously demonstrated how different
cropping systems change soil physiochemical properties and, less commonly, soil microbial …

Soil microbial communities play pivotal roles in maintaining soil health in agroecosystems.
However, how the delivery of multiple microbial functions in agroecosystems is maintained …

The most accepted theories in soil ecology suggest that broad (eg respiration) and
specialized (eg denitrification) functions are affected differently by resource availability and …

Anthropogenic interventions play a key role in promoting positive feedback of soil–plant–
environment interactions, but systematic reports on how anthropogenic activities influence …

Soil types heavily influence ecological dynamics. It remains controversial to what extent soil
types shape microbial responses to land management changes, largely due to lack of in …

Agricultural practices such as tillage, cover crops, and nitrogen (N) fertilization affect physico-
chemical and biological soil parameters. However, these factors were often studied …

Soil microbial communities are essential in regulating ecosystem functions and services.
However, the importance of bacterial and fungal communities as predictors of multiple soil …