Rangelands contain 20% of global soil carbon (C). Past management of rangelands has
resulted in significant losses of soil C, threatening the long-term productivity and …

The use of organic compost associated with nitrogen (N) fertilization has been intensively
studied, revealing the promotion of changes in soil microbial properties. However, few …

Introduction Phytoremediation is an effective strategy for saline land restoration. In the
Western Songnen Plain, northeast China, soil fungal community recovery for saline …

Composts produced with kiwifruit waste from the calibration process (KW), mixed with 5%,
10%, and 20% wheat straw (WS), were evaluated as crop fertilizers through a pot …

Conventional agricultural practices viz; usage of pesticides and chemical fertilizers, often
translate into a surge in soil infertility and plant susceptibility to various biotic and abiotic …

Soil microbial communities are crucial for plant growth and are already depleted by
anthropogenic activities. The application of microbial transplants provides a strategy to …

Mat-forming fungi are common in forest and grassland soils across the world, where their
activity contributes to important soil ecological processes. These fungi maintain dominance …

The combined application of chemical fertilizers and organic material is a transitional
approach toward more sustainable and productive farming. This study aimed to investigate …

Denim fabric samples representing current indigo dye sources and fabric structures were
biodegraded in feedstock including food waste, manure, and animal bedding, which are …

Simple Summary The objective of this study was to determine the effects of compost
application on soil bacterial and fungal communities at the tillering, booting and ripening …