Glacier-retreated areas are ideal areas to study soil biogeochemical processes during
vegetation succession, because of the limited effect of other environmental and climatic …

Vegetation restoration after farmland abandonment has increased greatly and is commonly
used to improve soil fertility and ecosystem service. Knowledge of soil community-level …

Mountain glaciers retreat at an increased rate under global warming, resulting in exposed
barren surfaces for primary succession. Soil microbes are an important driver of ecosystem …

Forest productivity and carbon (C) sequestration largely depend on soil N and P availability.
To date, however, the temporal variation of nutrient limitation along forest succession is still …

Climate change is resulting in accelerated retreat of glaciers worldwide and much nitrogen-
poor debris is left after glacier retreats. Asymbiotic dinitrogen (N 2) fixation (ANF) can be …

Vegetation restoration is assumed to enhance carbon (C) sequestration in terrestrial
ecosystems, where plant producers and microbial decomposers play key roles in soil C …

The spread of antibiotic-resistance genes (ARGs) has posed a significant threat to human
health over the past decades. Despite the fact that the phyllosphere represents a crucial …

Leaf ionome indicates plant phylogenetic evolution and responses to environmental stress,
which is a critical influential factor to the structure of species populations in local edaphic …

Understanding uptake and redistribution of essential minerals or sequestering of toxic
elements is important for optimized crop production. Although the mechanisms controlling …

The phyllosphere, particularly the leaf surface of plants, harbors a diverse range of
microbiomes that play a vital role in the functioning of terrestrial ecosystems. However, our …