81 results on '"Liu, Manqiang"'
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2. Linking nematodes and ecosystem function: a trait-based framework
3. Altered litter stoichiometry drives energy dynamics of food webs through changing multiple facets of soil biodiversity
4. Drought shifts soil nematodes to smaller size across biological scales
5. Heavy metal contamination collapses trophic interactions in the soil microbial food web via bottom-up regulation
6. The balance between arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal diversity and plant growth benefits from optimizing nitrogen inputs in agroecosystems
7. Biochar enhances multifunctionality by increasing the uniformity of energy flow through a soil nematode food web
8. Climate and edaphic factors drive soil nematode diversity and community composition in urban ecosystems
9. Earthworms and long-term straw management practices interactively affect soil carbon and nitrogen forms across soil depths
10. Earthworm ecotype diversity mitigates resource limitations of microbial community in arable soils
11. Stable macroscopic liquid superlubricity induced by asymmetric contact of a mixture of unequal-diameter nanosphere additives
12. Moderate Grazing Weakens Legacy Effects of Grazing History on Primary Productivity and Biodiversity in a Meadow Grassland
13. Ecological intensification alters the trait-based responses of soil microarthropods to extreme precipitation in agroecosystem
14. Long-term manure inputs induce a deep selection on agroecosystem soil antibiotic resistome
15. Organic amendments increase the flow uniformity of energy across nematode food webs
16. Energy flux across multitrophic levels drives ecosystem multifunctionality: Evidence from nematode food webs
17. Organic fertilization promotes crop productivity through changes in soil aggregation
18. Precipitation changes, warming, and N input differentially affect microbial predators in an alpine meadow: Evidence from soil phagotrophic protists
19. Moderate grazing increases the structural complexity of soil micro-food webs by promoting root quantity and quality in a Tibetan alpine meadow
20. Effect of industrial crop Jerusalem artichoke on the micro-ecological rhizosphere environment in saline soil
21. Dinotefuran alters Collembola-fungi-bacteria interactions that control mineralization of maize and soil organic carbon
22. Climate change drivers alter root controls over litter decomposition in a semi-arid grassland
23. Carbon and nitrogen transfer from litter to soil is higher in slow than rapid decomposing plant litter: A synthesis of stable isotope studies
24. Agricultural habitats are dominated by rapidly evolving nematodes revealed through phylogenetic comparative methods
25. Active phoD-harboring bacteria are enriched by long-term organic fertilization
26. Home-field advantage in soil respiration and its resilience to drying and rewetting cycles
27. Molecular phylogeny and trait evolution in an ancient terrestrial arthropod lineage: Systematic revision and implications for ecological divergence (Collembola, Tomocerinae)
28. The geophagous earthworm Metaphire guillelmi effects on rhizosphere microbial community structure and functioning vary with plant species
29. Root traits mediate functional guilds of soil nematodes in an ex-arable field
30. Soil protist communities in burrowing and casting hotspots of different earthworm species
31. Understanding how long-term organic amendments increase soil phosphatase activities: Insight into phoD- and phoC-harboring functional microbial populations
32. Earthworms Coordinate Soil Biota to Improve Multiple Ecosystem Functions
33. Earthworms modify soil bacterial and fungal communities through enhancing aggregation and buffering pH
34. Soil quality assessment of wheat-maize cropping system with different productivities in China: Establishing a minimum data set
35. Resilience of soil functions to transient and persistent stresses is improved more by residue incorporation than the activity of earthworms
36. Industrial crop Jerusalem artichoke restored coastal saline soil quality by reducing salt and increasing diversity of bacterial community
37. Metaphire guillelmi gut as hospitable micro-environment for the potential transmission of antibiotic resistance genes
38. Biochar combined with polyvalent phage therapy to mitigate antibiotic resistance pathogenic bacteria vertical transfer risk in an undisturbed soil column system
39. Earthworms suppress thrips attack on tomato plants by concomitantly modulating soil properties and plant chemistry
40. Biochar Combined with Vermicompost Increases Crop Production While Reducing Ammonia and Nitrous Oxide Emissions from a Paddy Soil
41. Coexistence and association between heavy metals, tetracycline and corresponding resistance genes in vermicomposts originating from different substrates
42. Corrigendum to “Phylogenetic evaluation of Amynthas earthworms from South China reveals the initial ancestral state of spermathecae” [ Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution Volume 115, October 2017, Pages 106-114]
43. Influences of nitrification inhibitor 3,4-dimethylpyrazole phosphate (DMPP) and application method on nitrogen dynamics at the centimeter-scale
44. Root and detritus of transgenic Bt crop did not change nematode abundance and community composition but enhanced trophic connections
45. Increased chemical stability but decreased physical protection of soil organic carbon in response to nutrient amendment in a Tibetan alpine meadow
46. Targeted inactivation of antibiotic-resistant Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa in a soil-lettuce system by combined polyvalent bacteriophage and biochar treatment
47. Phylogenetic and trophic determinants of gut microbiota in soil oribatid mites
48. Litter chemistry influences earthworm effects on soil carbon loss and microbial carbon acquisition
49. Earthworms differentially modify the microbiome of arable soils varying in residue management
50. Nematodes and microbial community affect the sizes and turnover rates of organic carbon pools in soil aggregates
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