An in-depth exploration of plant–soil interactions can improve our knowledge of the
succession and evolution of forest ecosystems. To understand the coupling relationship …

A mosaic of landscapes can be seen in the semi-arid region of Brazil as a result of
anthropogenic activity (ie deforestation). These changes can lead to a reduction in soil …

Thinning is a widely used forest management tool but systematic research has not been
carried out to verify its effects on carbon storage and plant diversity at the ecosystem level. In …

The growing need for biomass recovery suggests forest waste leaf material for technological
applications in a circular economy scenario. In this context, white poplar (Populus alba L.) …

Temperate forests cover 25% of the world's forest area and most of them are managed for
timber production. To increase yields, native deciduous trees have been commonly replaced …

Tree planting on abandoned agricultural land could both restore the soil quality and
increase the productivity of economically valuable woody species. Here, we assess the …

Mixed plantations provide numerous benefits in terms of ecosystem and socioeconomic
services, as well as on soil chemical and biological parameters; thus, a forest management …

Plants have a long history and diverse species. They play a critical role in the ecological
chain, human production and life. With a vast territory, China has rich plant species and …

With the publication of a Decree that has established a List of the Italian old-growth forests,
we have analyzed, using text mining software, the state of the art of Italian research in this …

The role of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) and soil nematodes in primary production
and plant nutrient uptake through plant-soil feedback in the Araucaria ecosystem remains …