Coastal wetlands (CW) are the junction of the terrestrial and marine ecosystems and have
special ecological compositions and functions, which are important for maintaining …

Salinization is considered a major threat to soil fertility and agricultural productivity
throughout the world. Soil microbes play a crucial role in maintaining ecosystem stability and …

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) contamination in agricultural soils poses serious
stress to the soil microbiome. With the broad application of biochar, however, the co-effects …

The combined effects of biochar and Chlorella under aquaculture wastewater irrigation in
improving saline-alkali soil physicochemical properties, microbial communities, and rice …

Heavy metals contamination in sediment poses serious threats to bacterial communities that
play critical roles in sediment biogeochemical processes. However, the physicochemical …

In acidic soil, potassium (K) deficiency is a main limiting factor that restricts the growth of fruit
trees. Biochar has been used as a soil amendment to increase pH and nutrients. However …

Coastal aquaculture area has become one of the critical zones that are more susceptible to
the influence of human activity. Many aquaculture operations invariably result in the …

In this study, the seasonal characteristics of microbial community compositions at different
sites in a river under anthropogenic disturbances (Maozhou River) were analyzed using …

Coastal lands are often affected by salinization, which leads to a deterioration of soil
structure and a decrease in land productivity. As a widely used soil amendment, biochar has …

Improper fertilization or excessive nitrogen input may cause serious environmental problems
and affect soil health. This is particularly the case in saline agroecosystems, as soil …