Greenhouse effects intensification has drawn increased interests in carbon capture with a
fast-growing number of publications in this field. In this research, the automated keyword …

Plant carbon use efficiency (CUE) reflects the carbon assimilation ability and carbon
sequestration potential of organisms, and is an important quantitative index in ecology …

Microbial carbon use efficiency (CUE) and nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) are key parameters
determining the fate of C and N in soils. Atmospheric N deposition has been found to heavily …

Fruit orchards are a major part of agricultural production, and planting cover crops (CCs) in
the row middles of these agroecosystems can increase soil nutrient availability. However, it …

Purpose The mineralization rate of soil carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) is important for
determining soil C storage as well as nutrient supply and retention. Soil C and N …

Evidence points out that increasing plant productivity associated with greater erect shrub
abundance alters soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks in the Arctic. However, the underlying …

Climate change is resulting in significant modifications of the altitudinal patterns of soil fauna
in mountains, leading to their upward invasion and alteration of soil ecological processes …

Aims This study aimed at elucidating divergent effects of two dominant plant functional types
(PFTs) in tundra heath, dwarf shrubs and mosses, on soil microbial processes and soil …

The microbial use of resources to sustain life and reproduce influences for example,
decomposition and plant nutrient provisioning. The study of “limiting factors” has shed light …

Large-scale afforestation is considered a natural way to address climate challenges (eg, the
greenhouse effect). However, there is a paucity of evidence linking plant diversity to soil …