This review summarizes the microbial mechanisms responsible for removal of carbon,
nitrogen, and sulfur compounds in treatment wetlands (TWs) and identifies, categorizes and …

The main contaminant removal processes occurring in subsurface-flow constructed
wetlands treating wastewater are reviewed. Redox conditions prevailing in the wetlands are …

Soil microbes produce extracellular enzymes that mineralize organic matter and release
carbon and nutrients in forms that can be assimilated. Economic theories of microbial …

Climate change‐associated sea level rise is expected to cause saltwater intrusion into many
historically freshwater ecosystems. Of particular concern are tidal freshwater wetlands …

The aim of the current article is to give an overview about microbial communities and their
functioning but also about factors affecting microbial activity in the three most common types …

The application of constructed wetlands (CWs) has significantly expanded to treatment of
various industrial effluents, but knowledge in this field is still insufficiently summarized. This …

The effects of temperature changes on soil organic carbon (SOC), labile organic carbon
fractions (microbial biomass carbon, MBC; dissolved organic carbon, DOC; particulate …

Climate change in the UK is expected to cause increases in temperatures, altered
precipitation patterns and more frequent and extreme weather events. In this review we …

For the present study, soil samples of four artificially-induced salinity gradients (S 0: control,
S 1: 2.0, S 2: 4.0, S 3: 6.0 EC iw) was incubated with fine-textured peanut shell biochar at …

Plant roots release a wide range of chemicals into soils. This process, termed root
exudation, is thought to increase the activity of microbes and the exoenzymes they …