The study investigated the effect of organic/biofertilizers in intercropping patterns on seed
yield and yield components and essential oil, fatty acid, and phenolic compounds of fennel …

As ecosystems subject to periodic tides, estuarine wetlands have a significant capacity to
sequester carbon over time. Understanding the distribution patterns of soil carbon …

Human wellbeing depends on ecosystem services, highlighting the need for improving the
ecosystem-service multifunctionality of food and feed production systems. We study Swiss …

The cultivation of perennial crops in marginal land as a feedstock for renewable energy or
bio‐based products constitutes a promising alternative to mitigate greenhouse gas …

The soil priming effect, which refers to the alteration of soil organic matter (SOM)
decomposition due to labile carbon (C) inputs, is widely acknowledged for its impact on C …

Biocrusts are a dominant component in drylands worldwide and play critical roles in
supporting soil microbial diversity and carbon (C) stocks. Nitrogen (N) fertilization associated …

Nitrogen pollution has increased dramatically over the last decades, becoming a major
contributor to biodiversity loss and compositional changes globally. While the main effects of …

Besides its bioenergy potential, perennial grasses can also have positive impacts on soil
quality. However, responses of soil organic carbon (SOC) and total nitrogen (TN) depend on …

Nitrogen (N) is the most important nutrient for plants; however, microbial-mediated N
transformation under different nitrogen forms is unclear. This experiment investigates the …

To determine effects of different fertilizer sources on the yield and quality parameters of
Moldavian balm (MB) in intercropping with Fenugreek (FG), two factors were analyzed. The …