Nematode communities indicate diverse soil functioning across a fog gradient in the Namib Desert gravel plains
AM Treonis, E Marais… - Ecology and Evolution, 2022 - Wiley Online Library
Soil nematodes are fundamentally aquatic animals, requiring water to move, feed, and
reproduce. Nonetheless, they are ubiquitous in desert soils because they can enter an …
reproduce. Nonetheless, they are ubiquitous in desert soils because they can enter an …
Species composition and phylogenetic analysis of earthworms on Hainan Island
Q Zhao, J Jiang, Z Zhang, Q Jin, J Li… - Biodiversity …, 2022 - biodiversity-science.net
Aim: Because of its unique paleogeographical history and geographical location, Hainan
Island is a major diversity hotspot in China. Previous research has shown that the earthworm …
Island is a major diversity hotspot in China. Previous research has shown that the earthworm …
Plant diversity but not productivity is associated with community mycorrhization in temperate grasslands
Aims Mycorrhizal symbiosis influences the performance of plant individuals. However, its
impact on plant communities is less well understood. We used a database of plant …
impact on plant communities is less well understood. We used a database of plant …
Heterotroph removal alters the difference in plant biomass among plant species compositions in systems with different N availability
X Xu, X Wu, J Yu, J Tao, L Yang, K Shen, Y Wu… - Ecoscience, 2023 - Taylor & Francis
We studied the effects of heterotroph removal on the relationship between species
composition and plant biomass in systems with different N availability. Two understory herb …
composition and plant biomass in systems with different N availability. Two understory herb …
Causes and consequences of differences in soil and seed microbiomes for two alpine plants
NC Luecke, CPB de Mesquita, M Luong, SK Schmidt… - Oecologia, 2022 - Springer
Seed and soil microbiomes strongly affect plant performance, and these effects can scale-up
to influence plant community structure. However, seed and soil microbial community …
to influence plant community structure. However, seed and soil microbial community …
Testing relationship between plant productivity and diversity in a desertified steppe in Northwest China
Y Yang, B Liu - PeerJ, 2019 - peerj.com
The rapid global plant diversity and productivity loss has resulted in ecosystem functional
degeneration in recent decades, and the relationship between plant diversity and …
degeneration in recent decades, and the relationship between plant diversity and …
The Responses of Desert Steppe Plant Diversity and Microbial Diversity to Precipitation Change
J Lian, J Chen, X Yang, Y Zhao, X Luo… - Biodiversity …, 2024 - biodiversity-science.net
Aim: Precipitation and biodiversity are the key factors to maintain the balance and stability of
desert steppe ecosystem in arid areas. It is of great theoretical and practical significance to …
desert steppe ecosystem in arid areas. It is of great theoretical and practical significance to …
Grazing by large herbivores improves soil microbial metabolic activity in a meadow steppe
T Qu, W Guo, C Yang, J Zhang, Y Yang… - Grassland …, 2021 - Wiley Online Library
Large herbivores grazing is a major disturbance that can cause significant changes of soil
environment in grassland ecosystems. However, it remains unclear how soil microbial …
environment in grassland ecosystems. However, it remains unclear how soil microbial …
[图书][B] The Effect of Freeze-Thaw Cycles on Microbial Resilience Along a Crop Biodiversity Gradient
BW Liang - 2021 - search.proquest.com
Freeze-thaw cycles (FTCs) are cyclical periods of soil disturbance that are increasing in
number and intensity due to climate change effects on winter precipitation and temperature …
number and intensity due to climate change effects on winter precipitation and temperature …
The presence of a foreign microbial community promotes plant growth and reduces filtering of root fungi in the arctic-alpine plant Silene acaulis
CV Meade, CP Bueno de Mesquita… - Plant Ecology & …, 2020 - Taylor & Francis
Background Climate change is expected to drive trailing-edge range redistributions of arctic-
alpine plant populations, bringing together immigrant plant ecotypes and soil microbial …
alpine plant populations, bringing together immigrant plant ecotypes and soil microbial …