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2. The downhill positions exhibit higher microbial network complexity and ecosystem multifunctionality compared to the upper slopes
3. Afforestation enhances glomalin-related soil protein content but decreases its contribution to soil organic carbon in a subtropical karst area
4. Strengthen interactions among fungal and protistan taxa by increasing root biomass and soil nutrient in the topsoil than in the soil-rock mixing layer
5. Higher colonization but lower diversity of root-associated arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in the topsoil than in deep soil
6. Soil nutrients and vegetation along a karst slope gradient affect arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi colonization of roots rather than bulk soil AMF diversity
7. Habitat heterogeneity drives arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and shrub communities in karst ecosystems
8. Strong cooperations among diazotroph and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi taxa promote free-living nitrogen fixation at soil-rock mixing layer
9. Biochar drives humus formation during composting by regulating the specialized metabolic features of microbiome
10. Unearthing the mechanisms underlying calcium carbonate therapies for eliminating pathogens during composting
11. Topography-driven soil properties modulate effects of nitrogen deposition on soil nitrous oxide sources in a subtropical forest
12. Deciphering the dominant components and functions of bacterial communities for lignocellulose degradation at the composting thermophilic phase
13. Stoichiometry of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in soil: Effects of agricultural land use and climate at a continental scale
14. Divergent mineralization of hydrophilic and hydrophobic organic substrates and their priming effect in soils depending on their preferential utilization by bacteria and fungi
15. Tillage frequency affects microbial metabolic activity and short-term changes in CO2 fluxes within 1 week in karst ecosystems
16. Effects of tillage on CO2 fluxes in a typical karst calcareous soil
17. Increasing plant species diversity suppresses free‐living N2 fixation in litter and soil of a subtropical karst forest.
18. Soil organic carbon mineralization with fresh organic substrate and inorganic carbon additions in a red soil is controlled by fungal diversity along a pH gradient
19. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi abundance was sensitive to nitrogen addition but diversity was sensitive to phosphorus addition in karst ecosystems
20. Microbial biomass, metabolic functional diversity, and activity are affected differently by tillage disturbance and maize planting in a typical karst calcareous soil
21. Effects of long-term straw incorporation on lignin accumulation and its association with bacterial laccase-like genes in arable soils
22. Impacts of Lithology and Slope Position on Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Communities in a Karst Forest Soil.
23. Screening and isolation of carbonic anhydrase-producing microorganisms from rocky karst habitats.
24. Rapid recuperation of soil nitrogen following agricultural abandonment in a karst area, southwest China
25. Effects of Orange Peel Biochar and Cipangopaludina chinensis Shell Powder on Soil Organic Carbon Transformation in Citrus Orchards.
26. Assessing the Effect of Slope Position on the Community Assemblage of Soil Diazotrophs and Root Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi.
27. Comparative analysis of basidiomycetous lacease genes in forest soils reveals differences at the cDNA and DNA levels
28. Research progress on microbial control of sugarcane smut.
29. Microbiological mechanism underlying vegetation restoration across climatic gradients in a karst ecosystem.
30. Relationships between Soil Nematode Communities and Soil Quality as Affected by Land-Use Type.
31. Modified method for estimating the organic carbon density of discontinuous soils in peak-karst regions in southwest China
32. Soil bacterial community composition and diversity respond to cultivation in Karst ecosystems
33. Tillage frequency affects microbial metabolic activity and short-term changes in CO2 fluxes within 1 week in karst ecosystems.
34. Dynamics of soil organic carbon and nitrogen following agricultural abandonment in a karst region.
35. Effect of vegetation types on soil arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and nitrogen-fixing bacterial communities in a karst region.
36. Laccase activity is proportional to the abundance of bacterial laccase-like genes in soil from subtropical arable land.
37. A hypothetical model that explains differing net effects of inorganic fertilization on biomass and/or abundance of soil biota.
38. Influence of plant communities and soil properties during natural vegetation restoration on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal communities in a karst region.
39. The Bradyrhizobium-legume symbiosis is dominant in the shrubby ecosystem of the Karst region, Southwest China.
40. The Soil Biota Composition along a Progressive Succession of Secondary Vegetation in a Karst Area.
41. Comparison of bacterial and fungal diversity and network connectivity in karst and non-karst forests in southwest China.
42. Network analysis reveals bacterial and fungal keystone taxa involved in straw and soil organic matter mineralization.
43. Community structure analysis of soil ammonia oxidizers during vegetation restoration in southwest China.
44. Diazotroph and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal diversity and community composition responses to karst and non-karst soils.
45. Low Frequency of Plants Associated with Symbiotic Nitrogen-Fixers Exhibits High Frequency of Free-Living Nitrogen Fixing Bacteria: A Study in Karst Shrub Ecosystems of Southwest China.
46. Interactions of vegetation succession, soil bio-chemical properties and microbial communities in a Karst ecosystem
47. Ancillary information improves kriging on soil organic carbon data for a typical karst peak cluster depression landscape.
48. Response of soil organic carbon mineralization in typical Karst soils following the addition of 14C-labeled rice straw and CaCO3.
49. Temperature and precipitation significantly influence the interactions between arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and diazotrophs in karst ecosystems.
50. Corrigendum to "Habitat heterogeneity drives arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and shrub communities in karst ecosystems" [CATENA 233 (2023) 107513].
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