Background Soil salinization threatens food security and ecosystem health, and is one of the
important drivers to the degradation of many ecosystems around the world. Soil …

Salinity is a key parameter that affects the surface, deep circulations, and heat transport of
oceans. Sea surface salinity (SSS) represents the salinity at the ocean surface and impacts …

Plant invasion profoundly changes the microbial-driven processes in the ecosystem;
however, the seasonality of soil microbial communities and their assembly under plant …

Although it is becoming widely appreciated that microbes can enhance plant tolerance to
environmental stress, the nature of microbial mediation of exposure responses is not well …

Salinity stress is one of the critical environmental drivers of soil organic matter (SOM)
decomposition in coastal ecosystems. Although the temperature sensitivity (Q 10) of SOM …

Fluctuations in water levels within coastal wetlands can significantly affect cadmium (Cd)
cycling and behavior in sediments. Understanding the effects of drying-wetting cycles on Cd …

Aim The diversity and distribution of soil microorganisms and their potential for long‐
distance dispersal (LDD) are poorly documented, making the threats posed by climate …

The degradation of freshwater systems by salt pollution is a threat to global freshwater
resources. Salinization is commonly identified by increased specific conductance …

The saline groundwater level of many supratidal wetlands is rising, which is expected to
continue into the future because of sea level rise by the changing climate. Plant persistence …

Soil salinisation is threatening crop sustainability worldwide mainly due to the
anthropogenic climate change. To avoid the excessive ion concentration in soils, plants …