Tropical soil microorganisms are major recyclers of the biosphere organic carbon. However,
the link of tropical microorganisms to the two main pathways of how carbon enters the …

Enhancing biodiversity in monoculture-dominated landscapes is a key sustainability
challenge that requires considering the spatial organization of ecological communities (beta …

The relationship between biodiversity and multitrophic ecosystem functions (BEF) remains
poorly studied in forests. There have been inconsistent reports regarding the significance of …

Biodiversity is declining on a global scale with detrimental effects on ecosystem functioning.
Effects of reduced tree diversity on the diversity of aboveground animals have been studied …

Soil food webs were long considered an ecosystem sink for primary production and a black
box of reticulated interactions. Quantification of multiple and changing interactions among …

Biodiversity loss and its potential threat on ecosystem functions call for a critical evaluation
of human impacts on forest ecosystems. Management practices based on stand …

Background and aims Delving into the regulation of soil biota and function by plants
provides a comprehensive understanding of ecosystem processes, offering insights into …

Tropical soil microorganisms are major recyclers of biosphere organic carbon. However, the
link of tropical microorganisms to the two primary carbon inputs (roots and litter) remains …

Earthworms, known as ecosystem engineers, shape the structure and functioning of
ecosystems by altering nutrient cycling, habitat architecture and plant growth due to feeding …

Both climate warming and root trenching induce alterations in the soil microarthropod
community, as well as in the structure, stability, and function of the soil food web. However …