A critique of the soil health framework is that biological indicators currently lag behind
chemical and physical indicators of soil health. Incorporating nematode communities into the …

Soil health is an emerging field that holistically approaches key challenges within soil
science through a chemical, physical, and biological lens. In recent years, soil health has …

Monitoring soil nitrogen (N) dynamics in agroecosystems is foundational to soil health
management and is critical for maximizing crop productivity in contrasting management …

Increased agricultural management intensity is known to degrade soil food web structure
and function, however, the impact of 50+ years of contrasting agricultural management …

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are rapidly developed materials with fantastic properties
and wide applications. The increasing studies highlighted the potential threats of MOF …

Fine root production is closely related to nutrient cycling and can therefore provide
implications for improved soil health, particularly within agricultural systems. Currently, it is …

In grassland ecosystems, about two-thirds of productivity is in roots, and therefore roots
constitute a major soil organic matter input. However, influences on the rate of root litter …

The soil microbiome is increasingly recognized as essential for facilitating ecosystem
services. In agroecosystems, the soil microbiome performs important roles in nutrient cycling …