Vegetation degradation, due to climate change and human activities, changes the biomass,
vegetation species composition, and soil nutrient input sources and thus affects soil nutrient …

Available phosphorus (AP) deficiency in soil is an important limiting factor in agricultural and
forestry production. Thus, microbes with high P mobilization capacity are of great concern …

Rhizosphere effects control soil biogeochemical cycling. However, quantitative assessment
of rhizosphere effects on belowground processes such as carbon and nitrogen cycling …

Tree roots not only acquire readily‐usable soil nutrients but also affect microbial
decomposition and manipulate nutrient availability in their surrounding soils, that is …

European policy is direct towards increasing the agricultural reuse of sludge on soil for
improving the fertility; however, the effects of long-term pharmaceutical sewage sludge …

The availability of phosphorus (P) in soils is an essential limiting factor for the development
of terrestrial ecosystems; however, how root exudates affect the availability of soil P in …

In this study, we provide fungal community structure analysis of three contrasting sites in
secondary succession, and try to identify variables that shape fungal community …

Fertilization is required for optimum plant growth, particularly in unfertile soils, while
optimizing nutrient use efficiency is an alternative to reduce inorganic fertilizer needs and …

Phosphorus (P) is an essential element in the ecosystem and the cause of the
eutrophication of rivers and lakes. The river-lake ecotone is the ecological buffer zone …

Various forms of microtopography are widely distributed and exist in the loess area of
northern Shaanxi. Microtopography is also an important consideration for near-natural …