Highlights•Human disturbances are driving the current biodiversity crisis.•Fundamental
biodiversity challenges include biodiversity discovery, loss, and preservation.•The omics …

Currently, the tropics harbor a wide variety of crops to feed the global population. Rapid
population expansion and the consequent major demand for food and agriculture-based …

The continuous cropping of plants can result in the disruption of the soil microbial community
and caused significant declines in yields. However, there are few reports on the effects of …

Human agricultural activities are recognized to play a major role in structuring soil microbial
communities, which are of critical importance in terms of maintaining the multiple functions of …

Because informal landfills are not constructed in a regulated manner, they will inevitably
become a source of leachate pollution to the surrounding environment over time. Microbes …

Primary or secondary forests around the world are increasingly being converted into
plantations. Soil microorganisms are critical for all biogeochemical processes in …

Interactions between microorganisms and host plants determine the growth and
development as well as the health of the host plant. Various microbial groups inhabit the …

Global change and local stressors are simultaneously affecting the nearshore corals, and
microbiome flexibility may assist corals in thriving under such multiple stressors. Here, we …

Vegetation restoration has been implemented to prevent ecosystem degradation worldwide.
However, the general response of soil microbial communities to vegetation restoration …

Land-use conversion can profoundly modify geochemical and microbial properties that drive
organic carbon (C) dynamics in tropical soils. However, it is unclear how microbes adjust …