Simple Summary Beneficial microorganisms, such as microalgae and bacteria, have a
strong ability to restore health and fertility in degraded soils. However, the use of these …

The mangrove ecosystem is a sensitive and highly productive ecosystem in the sea-land
transition zone. Mangroves are almost saturated with marine ecosystems and provide …

The current anthropogenic activities and climate change are increasingly becoming a
growing global concern for dry tropical forests. Worldwide, these ecologically important …

Indonesia has 14 million ha of degraded and marginal land, which provides very few
benefits for human wellbeing or biodiversity. This degraded land may require restoration …

Although soil microbial communities have been known to play integral roles in most
terrestrial biogeochemical processes, surprisingly the patterns and controls of soil microbial …

Soil is vital for food security and ecosystem nutrient recycling. Rapid infrastructure
development projects requiring mineral resource extraction have led to an overall decrease …

Restoring degraded dryland requires a diverse mix of trees and shrubs with suitable
characteristics. Unfortunately, many restoration projects have failed in tropical drylands due …

Soil degradation is an ecological disturbance, usually human‐caused, that negatively affects
the vegetation and climate of an ecosystem, particularly arid and semiarid environments …

Over the past ten years, more than twenty fires have affected the El Noviciado estate located
in Cerro Majuy, Colombia, leading to a loss of soil nutrients and infertility. Lysinibacillus …

Background and aims Restoration of degraded desert soil with three species of legume
trees and the giant cardon cactus was evaluated 11 years after planting in the southern …