Although conservation tillage has been widely implemented to address the challenge to
improve crop yield and soil quality with fewer environmental costs, its long-term effects on …

Obtaining a holistic understanding of the impacts of atmospheric nitrogen deposition on
multiple ecosystem services of forest is essential for developing comprehensive and …

Plants, soils and microorganisms play important roles in maintaining stable terrestrial
stoichiometry. Studying how nutrient balances of these biotic and abiotic players vary across …

Stoichiometry determines the key characteristics of organisms and ecosystems on a global
scale and provides strong instructions on the fate of sediment carbon, nitrogen, and …

The stoichiometric characteristics of carbon (C), nitrogen (N), and phosphorus (P) in soil can
directly reflect the level of soil fertility. In this study, a secondary forest, two kinds of plantation …

Carbon (C) allocation plays a vital role in enabling plants to effectively cope with limited
phosphorus (P) availability, especially in P-deficient subtropic. However, in what pattern did …

No information is available for the newly found complete ammonia-oxidizing bacteria (COX)
under globally intensified agriculture. In addition to the canonical ammonia-oxidizing …

Purpose Understanding the variations and driving variables of soil ecological stoichiometry
in high-altitude alpine ecosystems is crucial for the effective management and regulation of …

Ongoing urbanization presents substantial threats to biodiversity and ecosystem functions,
especially in regions with fragile ecosystems. Measuring these threats requires investigation …

Coastal land-use is increasingly affected by Spartina alterniflora invasion, coastal
reclamation, and climate change, which have been suggested to exert vital controls on soil …