Background Soil organic matter (SOM) supports multiple soil ecosystem functions,
underpinned by processes such as C sequestration, N mineralization, aggregation …

Soil is the central interface of Earth's critical zone—the planetary surface layer extending
from unaltered bedrock to the vegetation canopy—and is under intense pressure from …

Quantifying soil structural dynamics and aggregate turnover is important in understanding
soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks, particularly over decadal and larger time scales. Until now …

How microbial communities respond to soil aggregation and rill erosion resistance has
rarely been addressed. Such a knowledge gap hinders the practice of guiding sustainable …

Covering: up to 2021 Natural products research is in the midst of a renaissance ushered in
by a modern understanding of microbiology and the technological explosions of genomics …

Abstract Soil Organic Carbon (SOC) plays a crucial role in many soil functions and
ecosystem services. Monitoring its spatial and temporal changes is essential for planning …

Uniform rate seeding (URS), adopted by the majority of farmers worldwide, is an
inappropriate approach particularly in fields with large variability to optimize seeding rate …

Little information is known on whether carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) immobilization is
synchronized in different sizes of aggregates under different agricultural management …

The water ecosystem food (WEF) nexus duly acknowledges the complex interdependencies
among water, ecosystems, and food production, underscoring nature based solutions (NBS) …

The categorical and qualitative nature of currently available soil structural data along with
the lack of a geographically broad dataset have impeded progress in understanding the …