Many noncommunicable diseases are linked to degraded diversity in the human and
environmental microbiota and are rising globally in epidemic proportions in industrialized …

Atmospheric transport is a major vector for the long-range transport of microbial
communities, maintaining connectivity among them and delivering functionally important …

Soil organic carbon (SOC) is the largest terrestrial carbon pool. SOC is composed of a
continuum set of compounds with different chemical composition, origin and susceptibilities …

Soil microbial communities have been shown to vary across many spatial scales, yet while
variability exists between samples closely located in the same soil, variation between soils …

The global biodiversity and land degradation crises have brought about an urgent need and
great demand for restoration actions. However, restoration outcomes are often less than …

Uromyces is the second-largest plant pathogenic rust genus, is responsible for numerous
diseases, and has major effects on both agricultural and non-agricultural plants. The genus …

Current evidence suggests that biodiverse environmental microbiomes contribute positively
to human health and could account for known associations between urban green space and …

The compound nitrapyrin can act as a potential nitrification inhibitor (NI) when applied with
ammonium (NH 4+)-based N fertiliser. The efficacy of nitrapyrin applications may be soil …

Mining activities modify both aboveground and belowground ecological communities,
presenting substantial challenges for restoration. The soil microbiome is one of these …

The capacity of Blue Carbon Ecosystems to act as carbon sinks is strongly influenced by the
metabolism of soil-associated microbes, which ultimately determine how much carbon is …