Revealing the mechanisms underlying soil microbial community assembly is a fundamental
objective in molecular ecology. However, despite increasing body of research on overall …

Fertilizer input is one of the effective forest management practices, which improves soil
nutrients and microbial community compositions and promotes forest productivity. However …

Natural and man‐made climate changes, such as climate warming and excessive use of
fertilizers, seriously threaten the services and functions of agricultural ecosystems [1, 2]. The …

Environmental change exerts a profound effect on soil microbial domains—including
bacteria, fungi, and protists—that each perform vital ecological processes. While these …

Body size is a key life-history trait of organisms, which has important ecological functions.
However, the relationship between soil antibiotic resistance gene (ARG) distribution and …

Soil microbial diversity and community life strategies are crucial for nutrient cycling during
vegetation restoration. Although the changes in topsoil microbial communities during …

The application of various submerged macrophytes for ecological restoration has gained
increasing attention in urban lake ecosystems. The multitrophic microbial communities that …

Oil and gas exploitation introduces toxic contaminants such as hydrocarbons and heavy
metals to the surrounding sediment, resulting in deleterious impacts on marine benthic …

The response of marine biodiversity to mariculture has long been a research focus in marine
ecology. However, the effects of seaweed cultivation on biological community assembly are …

The effective use of soil biological resources requires a thorough understanding of the
ecological roles played by biological communities. The majority of research on soil …