Legumes provide multiple ecosystem services in agricultural systems. The objectives of this
study were to evaluate the influence of different legumes through C rhizodeposition on the …

Reclamation changes the ecological processes and environmental conditions in coastal
wetlands, and greatly affects the biogeochemical cycling of the ecosystem. However, how …

Organic farm management through farmyard manure application is associated with soil
organic carbon sequestration facilitated by more balanced nutrient stoichiometry of macro …

Crop diversification in spatial and temporal patterns can optimize the synchronization of
nutrients plant demand and availability in soils, as plant diversity and soil microbial …

Plant–soil feedback (PSF) was initially developed in the field of agricultural practices. In
recent years, PSF has been extended to various ecosystems. Root exudates, essential for …

Cover crop integration in agriculture rotation is associated to multiple agronomic and
environmental benefits. However, the effect of cover crop identity on the following cash crop …

The continuously rising atmospheric CO 2 concentration potentially increase plant growth
through stimulating C metabolism; however, plant C: N: P stoichiometry in response to …

In wetlands, hydrological conditions drive plant community distribution, forming vegetation
zones with plant species and material cycling. This mediates nitrogen migration and N 2 O …

Plants can modify soil properties over time through interactions with soil microorganisms,
creating a legacy that may influence subsequent plant growth. This study investigates how …

Soil enzyme carbon (C): nitrogen (N): phosphorous (P) stoichiometry and their vector model
has been widely used to elucidate the balance between microbial nutrient requirements and …