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2. Increased N2O emissions by the soil nematode community cannot be fully explained by enhanced mineral N availability
3. Increased N2O emissions by the soil nematode community cannot be fully explained by enhanced mineral N availability
4. The effect of groundwater depth on topsoil organic matter mineralization during a simulated dry summer in North-West Europe
5. Visible and near infrared spectroscopy for predicting soil nitrogen mineralization rate: Effect of incubation period and ancillary soil properties
6. Soil organic carbon mineralization is controlled by the application dose of exogenous organic matter
7. Labelling of micro- and nanoplastics for environmental studies: state-of-the-art and future challenges
8. Current sensor technologies for in situ and on-line measurement of soil nitrogen for variable rate fertilization: A review
9. Root traits explain multitrophic interactions of belowground microfauna on soil nitrogen mineralization and plant productivity
10. Recovery of soil microbial community structure and activity following partial sterilization with gamma irradiation
11. Invasive woody plants in the tropics: a delicate balance between control and harnessing potential benefits. A review
12. Management zone-specific N mineralization rate estimation in unamended soil
13. Organic residue valorization for Ethiopian agriculture through vermicomposting with native (Eudrilus eugeniae) and exotic (Eisenia fetida and Eisenia andrei) earthworms
14. Mesofauna as effective indicators of soil quality differences in the agricultural systems of central Cuba
15. Increased N2o Emissions by the Soil Nematode Community Cannot Be Fully Explained by Enhanced Mineral N Availability
16. Root Traits Explain Multitrophic Interactions of Belowground Microfauna on Soil Nitrogen Mineralization and Plant Productivity
17. Benefits of biobased fertilizers as substitutes for synthetic nitrogen fertilizers: Field assessment combining minirhizotron and UAV-based spectrum sensing technologies
18. Soil textural control on moisture distribution at the microscale and its effect on added particulate organic matter mineralization
19. Mineralisation of ryegrass and soil organic matter as affected by ryegrass application doses and changes in soil structure
20. Organic Matter Mineralization as a Source of Nitrogen
21. Fluorescence microscopy versus Raman spectroscopy for direct identification of small (< 2 µm) microplastics in soils
22. Keystone microbiome in the rhizosphere soil reveals the effect of long-term conservation tillage on crop growth in the Chinese Loess Plateau
23. Crop Residue Management Strategies to Reduce Nitrogen Losses during the Winter Leaching Period after Autumn Spinach Harvest
24. The Impacts of Black Soldier Fly Frass on Nitrogen Availability, Microbial Activities, C Sequestration, and Plant Growth
25. Soil texture controls added organic matter mineralization by regulating soil moisture—evidence from a field experiment in a maritime climate
26. The concurrent assessment of agronomic, ecological and environmental variables enables better choice of agroecological service crop termination management
27. Assessment of trade-offs, quantity, and biochemical composition of organic materials and farmer's perception towards vermicompost production in smallholder farms of Ethiopia
28. Do interactions between application rate and native soil organic matter content determine the degradation of exogenous organic carbon?
29. Combined selective gamma irradiation and pulverized soil inoculation for ecologically relevant soil microfauna studies
30. Soil Organic Carbon Mineralisation is Controlled by the Application Dose of Exogenous Organic Matter
31. Soil phosphorus (P) mining in agriculture – Impacts on P availability, crop yields and soil organic carbon stocks
32. Do maize roots and shoots have different degradability under field conditions? — A field study of 13C resolved CO2 emissions
33. Keystone Microbiome in the Rhizosphere Soil Reveals the Effect of Long-Term Conservation Tillage on Crop Growth in the Chinese Loess Plateau
34. Soil texture can predominantly control organic matter mineralization in temperate climates by regulating soil moisture rather than through direct stabilization
35. Contribution of above- versus belowground C inputs of maize to soil organic carbon: Conclusions from a 13C/12C-resolved resampling campaign of Belgian croplands after two decades
36. Chemical staining of particulate organic matter for improved contrast in soil X-ray µCT images
37. Data fusion approach for map-based variable-rate nitrogen fertilization in barley and wheat
38. Soil texture strongly controls exogenous organic matter mineralization indirectly via moisture upon progressive drying — Evidence from incubation experiments
39. Risk assessment of additional nitrate leaching under catch crops fertilized with pig slurry after harvest of winter cereals
40. In-Depth Observation on the Microbial and Fungal Community Structure of Four Contrasting Tomato Cultivation Systems in Soil Based and Soilless Culture Systems
41. Nitrogen management of vegetable crops
42. Maize root biomass and architecture depend on site but not on variety: Consequences for prediction of C inputs and spread in topsoil based on root-to-shoot ratios
43. Cyclic lipopeptide‐producing Pseudomonas koreensis group strains dominate the cocoyam rhizosphere of a Pythium root rot suppressive soil contrasting with P. putida prominence in conducive soils
44. Cover crop composition mediates the constraints and benefits of roller-crimping and incorporation in organic white cabbage production
45. Soil phosphorus testing for intensive vegetable cropping
46. The effect of lignin application on plant growth and soil biological quality
47. How does measuring methodology impact N mineralization in controlled conditions and relations to soil biological parameters: air dried versus fresh soil
48. Semi-automated segmentation and visualization of complex undisturbed root systems with X-ray μCT
49. Quantifying nutrient deposition and yield levels of maize (Zea mays) under Faidherbia albida agroforestry system in Zambia
50. Nitrogen Limitations on Microbial Degradation of Plant Substrates Are Controlled by Soil Structure and Moisture Content
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