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1. Effectiveness of Biochar, Organic Matter and Mycorrhiza to Improve Soil Hydrophysical Properties and Water Relations of Soybean under Arid Soil Conditions

   Abstract

   A field experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of biochar, organic matter (hundz soil) and mycorrhiza on soil hydrophysical...

   M. M. EL-Sayed, A. Y. Mahdy, ... S. A. Abdeen in Eurasian Soil Science

   Article 13 June 2023
   

2. Enhanced phytoremediation of soil heavy metals by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, Bacillus subtilis and CO₂ release in Typha domingensis rhizosphere

   Phytoremediation is a green, cost-effective alternative to established soil remediation technologies. The recent bacterial-mycorrhizal revolution in...

   Salwan Al-Maliki, Ayat Al-Shamary in Arabian Journal of Geosciences

   Article 12 November 2022
   

3. Microbiological Indicators of Soil Ecological Functions: A Review

   Abstract

   The review summarizes the most relevant microbiological characteristics that can serve as indicators of soil ecological functions:...

   D. A. Nikitin, M. V. Semenov, ... A. L. Stepanov in Eurasian Soil Science

   Article 01 February 2022
   

4. The Role of Mycorrhiza in Transformation of Nitrogen Compounds in Soil and Nitrogen Nutrition of Plants: A Review

   Abstract

   The role of mycorrhizal symbiosis as a control of the biogeochemical cycle of nitrogen in soils and in the nitrogen nutrition of plants is...

   M. I. Makarov in Eurasian Soil Science

   Article 01 February 2019

5. Development and Activity of Vesicular–Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Infection of Trifolium pratense L. in the Course of a Meadow Phytocoenosis Succession

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   This paper describes symbiotic relationships at various succession stages of a meadow phytocoenosis using the example of vesicular–arbuscular...

   I. S. Zhebrak, B. G. Mazurek, ... P. A. Kozhevin in Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin

   Article 01 January 2021
   

6. Stable Isotope Fractionation (¹³C/¹²C and ¹⁵N/¹⁴N) in Macromycetes of the Oligotrophic Upland Swamp Starosel’skii Mokh

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   The features of the distribution of the stable isotope composition of carbon and nitrogen for saprotrophic and mycorrhizal macromycetes...

   A. G. Zuev, A. I. Zueva in Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin

   Article 01 December 2022
   

7. Optimization of castor bean (Ricinus communis L.) cultivation methods using biostimulants in an arid climate

   In arid areas, low soil fertility, an imbalance of nutrients, and the inability of crops to absorb some nutrients are among the main constraints on...

   Yaser Esmaeilian, Mahdi Babaeian, Andrés Caballero-Calvo in Euro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental Integration

   Article Open access 16 September 2023
   

8. Dependence of Soil Properties under Alpine Lichen Heath Community on the Soil Water Content and the Presence of Vaccinium vitis-idaea

   Abstract

   An increasing participation of dwarf shrubs and shrubs in plant communities of alpine meadows and a tendency to a decrease in summer...

   M. I. Makarov, R. V. Sabirova, ... A. A. Aksenova in Eurasian Soil Science

   Article 29 July 2020
   

9. Nitrogen Isotopes in Soils and Plants of Tundra Ecosystems in the Khibiny Mountains

   Abstract

   The isotopic composition of nitrogen in soils and plants may be an indicator of transformation of its compounds and sources of N nutrition of...

   M. I. Makarov, I. S. Buzin, ... N. E. Koroleva in Eurasian Soil Science

   Article 21 October 2019
   

10. The Effect of Ericoid Mycorrhizal and Ectomycorrhizal Plants on Soil Properties of Grass Meadow in Tundra of the Khibiny Mountains

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    The study of the effect of plants with different type of mycorrhizal symbiosis on carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus transformation in soils is...

    M. I. Makarov, T. I. Malysheva, ... M. M. Karpukhin in Eurasian Soil Science

    Article 28 May 2020
    

11. Soils and Nitrogen Nutrition of Plants in Alpine Ecosystems of the Northwest Caucasus under Long-Term Increase in Availability of Biogenic Elements

    Abstract

    An experiment with the enrichment of acid organic-rich mountain-meadow soils (Umbric Leptosols) of alpine ecosystems with mineral nutrients...

    M. I. Makarov, V. G. Onipchenko, ... M. S. Kadulin in Eurasian Soil Science

    Article 01 August 2020

12. Unraveling microbial processes involved in carbon and nitrogen cycling and greenhouse gas emissions in rewetted peatlands by molecular biology

    Restoration of drained peatlands through rewetting has recently emerged as a prevailing strategy to mitigate excessive greenhouse gas emissions and...

    Emilie Gios, Erik Verbruggen, ... Hanna M. Silvennoinen in Biogeochemistry

    Article Open access 16 March 2024
    

13. Drought adaptation of Bauhinia faberi var. Microphylla seedlings with dual inoculation of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi

    Bauhinia faberi via. Microphylla (BFM) is an important tree species for vegetation restoration in the dry valley of southwestern China. However,...

    **a Li, Wan-ze Zhu, ... Shu-miao Shu in Journal of Mountain Science

    Article 16 August 2023

14. Rhizoliths in Devonian and Early Carboniferous Paleosols and Their Paleoecological Interpretation

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    Collected in situ rhizoliths (>20) from Devonian and Early Carboniferous paleosols in the southern part of the Russian Platform (Kaluga,...

    T. V. Alekseeva in Eurasian Soil Science

    Article 01 April 2020
    

15. Carbon sequestration potential and the multiple functions of Nordic grasslands

    Grasslands are important carbon sinks, but the underlying processes for their soil carbon sequestration potential are still not well understood,...

    Ann Norderhaug, Karina E. Clemmensen, ... Iulie Aslaksen in Climatic Change

    Article Open access 04 May 2023

16. Stable Carbon and Nitrogen Isotopes in Woody Plants and Herbs near the Large Copper Smelting Plant

    Abstract —Variations of stable carbon ( ¹³ С and ¹² С) and nitrogen ( ¹⁵ N and ¹⁴ N) isotopic composition are analyzed in forest plants subjected to the...

    D. V. Veselkin, O. E. Chashchina, ... A. G. Mumber in Geochemistry International

    Article 01 May 2019
    

17. The effectiveness of rhizosphere microorganisms to control Verticillium wilt disease caused by Verticillium dahliae Kleb. in olives

    Soil is an important natural resource for the existence of plants, animals, and microorganisms. In this study, the effectiveness of some biological...

    Serife Evrim Arici, Ata Evren Demirtas in Arabian Journal of Geosciences

    Article 11 December 2019
    

18. Phosphorus from land to sea

    James Super in Nature Geoscience

    Article 11 May 2023
    

19. Diversity of Microbes Inside Plants and Their Reaction to Biotic and Abiotic Stress

    In a symbiotic ballet of mutualistic harmony, plant microbes enhance the host’s defenses and fortify its resilience against the relentless duet of...

    Pooja Sharma, Ambreen Bano, Surendra Pratap Singh in Planet Earth: Scientific Proposals to Solve Urgent Issues

    Chapter 2024
    

20. The Underlying Mechanism of Soil Aggregate Stability by Fungi and Related Multiple Factor: A Review

    Abstract

    Soil aggregation is considered as an essential ecosystem process mediated by soil organism. In this review, the hyphae network, binding...

    **aoxu Fan, Hongyang Pan, ... Fuqiang Song in Eurasian Soil Science

    Article 20 December 2021