Mountains have a long history in the study of diversity. Like macroscopic taxa, soil microbes
are hypothesized to be strongly structured by montane gradients, and recently there has …

Species distribution models (SDMs) are an emerging tool in the study of fungi, and their use
is expanding across species and research topics. To summarise progress to date and to …

Plant invasion typically alters the microbial communities of soils, which affects ecosystem
carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) cycles. The responses of the soil fungal communities to plant …

Fungal community composition in the Anthropocene is driven by rapid changes in
environmental conditions caused by human activities. This study examines the relative …

Global nitrogen (N) deposition has been having broad impacts on soil microorganisms. It
remains unclear how soil microbial biomass and community structure respond to elevated N …

Natural secondary succession of degraded soil has improved the ecological environment of
the Loess Plateau, profoundly influencing the succession and dynamics of soil fungal …

Alpine habitats are one of the most vulnerable ecosystems to environmental change,
however, little information is known about the drivers of plant–fungal interactions in these …

Natural restoration of vegetation has been widely implemented as an effective strategy for
recovery of degraded ecosystems. However, how soil microbial communities vary with …

High‐altitude ecosystems of the Tibetan Plateau are undergoing significant global changes
that may stimulate an intense shrub encroachment. The occurrence of shrubs in alpine …

Aims Heterogeneous canopies in temperate montane forests affect microclimate and soil
characteristics, with important effects on soil microbial communities and related processes …