The aim of this work is to review current knowledge on inputs, sources and regulation of
protease activities in soils from different ecosystems, while exploring limitations to …

Conversion of native rangelands to croplands potentially influences soil functions and
quality. The aim of the current study was to assess soil quality (SQ) after rangeland …

Assessment of management-induced changes in soil quality is important to sustaining high
crop yield. A large diversity of cultivated soils necessitate identification development of an …

Understanding the effects of external organic and inorganic components on soil fertility and
quality is essential for improving low-yielding soils. We conducted a field study over two …

Present study was undertaken in order to discover the best organic management system
under field conditions. Consortium of various applied organics and bio-organics exhibited …

Little information is available to assess the dynamic changes in wetland soil quality in
coastal regions, though it is essential for wetland conservation and management. Soil …

Soil degradation reduces soil quality by a loss of organic matter, reduced soil fertility, and
structural breakdown, erosion, undesirable changes in salinity, acidity or alkalinity and the …

The aim of this research was to study the influence of land‐use changes on degradation and
ecological restoration of rangeland soils by quantifying 15 soil attributes and the subsequent …

Deterioration of soil quality under resource‐intensive modern agriculture in the face of
global climate change poses a huge risk to food security. Because of the complex nature …

Vegetation plays a key role in maintaining soil quality, but long-term changes in soil quality
due to plant species change and successive planting are rarely reported. Using the space …