Drainage poses a major threat to the tremendous soil organic carbon (SOC) reservoir in
wetlands. However, drainage-induced carbon loss may be mitigated by the accumulation of …

Constructed wetland is an ideal place for studying the effects of plants and microorganisms
on the nutrient cycling and carbon–nitrogen coupling in wetland for their clear background …

Understanding the interactions between the dynamics of soil organic matter (SOM) and soil
microbial communities is important for predicting the stability and fate of estuarine SOM …

The mechanisms by which planting density affects soil organic carbon (SOC) fractions, C-
cycling associated hydrolytic enzyme activities, and microbial carbon metabolism remain …

Peatlands have persisted as massive carbon pool in terrestrial ecosystem. Labile organic
carbon (LOC) plays a vital role in carbon cycling in high-latitude peatlands, which is an …

The effects of the independent and combined addition strategies of sepiolite and
palygorskite on humification and heavy metals (HMs) during chicken manure composting …

Afforestation has been suggested as an ecosystem restoration approach for mitigating
carbon loss after land-use changes. Understanding soil organic carbon (SOC) by …

Introduction The variation of organic carbon content in spoil heaps is closely related to
improving soil structure, maintaining soil fertility, and regulating soil carbon cycling balance …

Rapid industrialisation and urbanisation have moved contemporary civilization ahead but
also deepened clashes with nature. Human society's long-term evolution faces a number of …

Constructed wetland is a common measure for water purification and biodiversity
conservation, but the mechanism of carbon storage is still unclear. Here, we researched the …