Agricultural practices affect soil microbes which are critical to soil health and sustainable
agriculture. To understand prokaryotic and fungal assembly under agricultural practices, we …

Soil biodiversity is threatened by intensive agriculture that relies on annual grain crop
production, thus leading to a decline in soil functions and ecosystem services. Perennial …

Earthworms restructure the soil environment through burrowing, consumption, and casting
behaviors. Though non-native European Lumbricid earthworms are well-studied in North …

Introducing functional materials into bioreactors influences community succession and
shapes functional capabilities. However, how the timing of material introduction affects …

Plastic films mulching, a management strategy designed to boost agricultural productivity,
significantly impacts soil fertility and the turnover of soil organic carbon (SOC). Aggregates in …

As conservation agricultural practices continue to spread, there is a need to understand how
reduced tillage impacts soil microbes. Effects of no till (NT) and disk till (DT) relative to …

Context Stand conversion in subtropical regions has altered soil physicochemical properties
and microbial communities, leading to changes in microbially mediated processes, such as …

Green manuring can synergistically benefit agricultural production and environmental
sustainability, and the understanding of microorganisms in promoting carbon sequestration …

Despite fungal necromass being increasingly recognized a major source of carbon (C) and
nitrogen (N) in soils, understanding of how soil mineral and microbial properties interact with …

Earthworms restructure the soil environment through burrowing, consumption, and casting
behaviors. Though non-native European Lumbricid earthworms are well-studied in North …