Recent observations document that long-term soil warming in a temperate deciduous forest
leads to significant soil carbon loss, whereas chronic soil nitrogen enrichment leads to …

Understanding the concurrent responses of aboveground and belowground biota
compartments to global changes is crucial for the maintenance of ecosystem functions and …

Soil microbial communities are essential for ensuring forest health, however, the influences
of global change on soil microbial communities and their ecosystem functions remain …

Fungi are considered particularly important in regulating the structure and function of
dryland ecosystems, yet the response of dryland fungal communities to global change …

Soil carbon (C) sequestration has been proposed as one means to mitigate the effects of
climate change and to guarantee food safety. However, forest conversion to managed land …

Climate change may alter soil microbial communities and soil organic matter (SOM)
composition. Soil carbon (C) cycling takes place over multiple time scales; therefore, long …

Roots contribute a large fraction of CO2 efflux from soils, yet the extent to which global
change factors affect root‐derived fluxes is poorly understood. We investigated how red …

Simple Summary Surface temperatures in the Arctic are rising more rapidly than elsewhere
on Earth. Precipitation patterns in the region are also altering, with an increased incidence of …

Agricultural soils are responsible for ecological functions and services that include primary
production of food, fiber and fuel, nutrient cycling, carbon cycling and storage, water …

As land use leaves massive tracts of land vacant for recovery, restoration must undergo a
substantial shift to incorporate a complexity perspective beyond the traditional community …