Disease-suppressive soils encompass specific plant− pathogen− microbial interactions and
represent a rare example of an agroecosystem where soil conditions and microbiome …

Purpose Understanding the interactions among soil microbial communities, soil
multifunctionality, and soil-borne pathogens are important for ecological prevention and …

Soil microbial diversity mediates a wide range of key processes and ecosystem services
influencing planetary health. Our knowledge of microbial biogeography patterns, spatial …

There is general agreement on the need for sustainable development, but the concept has
remained rather vague until seventeen specific goals (SDGs) were approved by the UN …

Soil multifunctionality represents a range of soil processes driven by the interactions
between soil abiotic and biotic components. As a group of ubiquitous fungi that form …

CONTEXT Regenerative agriculture is a farming approach that uses soil health as the entry
point to contribute to multiple objectives, such as improved nutrient cycling and climate …

Extreme weather events are increasing in frequency and magnitude with profound effects on
ecosystem functioning. Further, there is now a greater likelihood that multiple extreme …

Although agricultural activities can strongly affect soil biodiversity and health, with
consequences on the provisioning of soil biota-mediated functions, their specific impact on …

Enzymatic activity is a useful indicator for the evaluation of soil biological components.
However, a detailed analysis of such indicators in Brazilian soils is lacking. In this study, the …

There is mounting evidence that plastic and microplastic contamination of soils can affect
physico-chemical processes and soil fauna, as has been excellently summarised in many …