Soils are the backbone of terrestrial ecosystems, underpinning their biodiversity and
functioning. They are also key to agricultural production and ecosystem development …

Hedgerows are key wildlife habitats in agricultural landscapes, with presumably high
multifunctionality–that is the capacity to provide multiple ecological, agronomic or cultural …

There is growing interest in managing arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi in agriculture to
support plant production. These fungi can support crop growth and nutrient uptake, but also …

Straw return can be used to reduce fertilizer input and improve agricultural sustainability and
soil health. However, how straw return and reduced fertilizer application affect beneficial soil …

Soil microbes are essential to maintain terrestrial ecosystem functionality. However, their
diversity is threatened by land-use change, such as agricultural expansion and …

With a rising global population and the challenges of climate change, there is an increasing
need to find solutions to maintain crop yields in an ecologically sustainable way. Although …

Abstract Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AMF) associate with a variety of plants including
forest trees. Research on AMF in forestry in Indonesia is limited, especially on woody plants …

The global climate is changing at alarming rates as a consequence of human activities that
led to increased greenhouse gas emissions and land use and land cover changes. As …