Microorganisms in the sediment play a pivotal role in the functioning and stability of
seagrass ecosystems and their dynamics are influenced by the nutrient acquisition …

In two small and isolated wetlands located at the interface of the Atlantic Forest and Brazilian
savanna (Cerrado) in São Paulo State, Brazil, we employed a pixel-based supervised …

Wetland soils harbor diverse microorganisms including bacteria, archaea, and fungi, all of
which play significant roles in maintaining soil health and ecosystem functions but are …

To decrease the detrimental consequences of overgrazing on the sustainability of grassland
ecosystems, many countries have developed policies on grazing exclusions. However …

Land use and soil properties have important impacts on soil microbial communities, which
are critical to sustainable land management and ecosystem functioning. However, the …

Abstract The Taihu Lake region has undergone intensive land-use conversions from natural
wetlands (NW) to conventional rice-wheat rotation fields (RW) and further to greenhouse …

High Andean Páramos are very fragile neotropical ecosystems. Moreover, biodiversity in
these areas is threatened by the anthropic activities of agriculture, cattle raising, and mining …

Soil fungi are closely tied to their surrounding environment. While numerous studies have
reported the effects of land-use practices or elevations on soil fungi, our understanding of …

The aim of the study was to present the phytosociological structure of selected grassland
communities on shallow peat soils undergoing the of mursh-forming (murshing) process …

Land-use conversion changes soil properties and their microbial communities, which,
combined with the overuse of antibiotics in human and animal health, promotes the …