Glomalin-related soil protein (GRSP) is a potential byproduct of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
(AMF) and a major contributor to the passive soil organic carbon (SOC) pool. Despite its …

Soil microorganisms are primary decomposers driving carbon and nutrient cycling in
terrestrial ecosystems. One prevailing view is that fungi, rather than bacteria, play a …

Tire wear particles (TWPs) have been an emerging threat to the soil ecosystem, while impact
of the TWPs aging on soil microbial communities remains poorly understood. This study …

Soil bacterial communities are crucial to various ecosystem services, with significant
implications for environmental processes and human health. Delivering functional bacterial …

Peatlands store vast amounts of carbon, with deep peat carbon remaining stable due to
limited thermodynamic energy and transport. However, climate change-induced increases in …

Subsoil is a large organic carbon reservoir, storing more than half of the total soil organic
carbon (SOC) globally. Conventionally, subsoil is assumed to not be susceptible to climate …

Empirical and experimental evidence has revealed the strong impacts of plant communities
on the soil microbiome. However, the effects of plant richness on the soil microbiome and …

Watershed-scale ecosystem biodiversity has been adversely affected by human
disturbances and climate change for many years, leading to degradation of ecological …

Soil respiration is a crucial contributor to atmospheric CO 2 flux and microbial communities
play a vital role in carbon cycling in terrestrial ecosystems. However, the response of …

As a highly emitted volatile organic compound, toluene significantly contributes to
atmospheric pollution and poses high risks to human health. Its anthropogenic source is well …