Soils harbor highly diverse microbial communities that are critical to soil health, but
agriculture has caused extensive land use conversion resulting in negative effects on critical …

Organic materials are integral to the soil carbon cycle in agricultural ecosystems, yet their
specific impacts on soil organic carbon (SOC) and microbial diversity are not fully …

Conversion from natural lands to cropland, primarily driven by agricultural expansion, could
significantly alter soil microbiome worldwide; however, influences of forest-to-cropland …

Due to significant differences in biotic and abiotic properties of soils compared to those of
sediments, the predicted underlying microbe-mediated mechanisms of soil carbon …

It is known soil dissolved organic matter (DOM) plays an important role in global
biogeochemical cycle and is an important factor in soil-forming processes. However, the …

The optical and fluorescence properties of dissolved organic matter are widely used to
estimate the soil organic matter composition. To do so, various absorbance and …

Unlike the extensive research on the response of soil microorganisms to high ambient
temperature (HTA), the response of sediment microorganisms to HTA remains unclear …

Unravelling the patterns, potential processes and mechanisms underlying biodiversity has
always been a crucial issue in community ecology. It is also a necessary first step for any …

The dissolved organic matter (DOM) is one of the most sensitive indicators of changes in the
soil environment, and it is the most mobile and active soil component that serves as an …

This study aimed to isolate actinomycetes strains from a wide space and rhizosphere zone
in arid and semi-arid environments and to determine their enzymatic potential. Using a …