Abstract Purpose of Review Continuous replanting of land with the same or similar plant
species can result in the accumulation of harmful soil microbes, which can lead to crop …

Soil microbes play a key role in controlling ecosystem functions and providing ecosystem
services. Yet, microbial communities in urban green space soils remain poorly …

Exotic plant invasion can alter native soil microbial community composition, and further
influence the biogeochemical processes. Little information is available about the impacts of …

Intensive management of Eucalyptus plantations has caused several social/environmental
issues, including the concern over transformation of monoculture plantation cutover area …

The better strategies to examine RNA or DNA from soil allow us to understand the microbial
diversity and features in the soil, which are challenging to identify by typical culture …

The recovery of carbon stocks through the afforestation of degraded lands is a management
practice that can be applied to mitigate rising concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide; …

Soil microbial communities affect nutrient cycling and ecosystem functioning. However, the
variations in microbial diversity and community composition within degraded landscapes …

Phosphorus (P) is the second most important macronutrient that limits the plant growth,
development and productivity. Inorganic P fertilization in podzol soils predominantly bound …

Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia, RP) has been widely grown for soil and water
conservation in erosion regions. However, the effect on soil microbial profiles after long-term …

Soil-related obstacles resulting from continuous monoculture have limited the sustainable
development of the tomato industry in China. An experiment on tomatoes with seven …