17 results on '"Liao, Xionghui"'
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2. Pathways of soil organic carbon accumulation are related to microbial life history strategies in fertilized agroecosystems
3. Nitrogen fertilization increases the niche breadth of soil nitrogen-cycling microbes and stabilizes their co-occurrence network in a karst agroecosystem
4. The downhill positions exhibit higher microbial network complexity and ecosystem multifunctionality compared to the upper slopes
5. Strengthen interactions among fungal and protistan taxa by increasing root biomass and soil nutrient in the topsoil than in the soil-rock mixing layer
6. Long-term returning agricultural residues increases soil microbe-nematode network complexity and ecosystem multifunctionality
7. Formulating new types of rice husk biochar‐based fertilizers for the simultaneous slow‐release of nutrients and immobilization of cadmium
8. Effects of Vegetation Succession on Soil Microbial Communities on Karst Mountain Peaks.
9. Monitoring of Levee Deformation for Urban Flood Risk Management Using Airborne 3D Point Clouds.
10. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi increase the interspecific competition between two forage plant species and stabilize the soil microbial network during a drought event: Evidence from the field
11. Altered energy dynamics of multitrophic groups modify the patterns of soil CO2 emissions in planted forest
12. Metagenomic insights into the effects of organic and inorganic agricultural managements on soil phosphorus cycling
13. Relationships between Soil Nematode Communities and Soil Quality as Affected by Land-Use Type
14. Relationships between soil nematode communities and soil multifunctionality as affected by land-use type
15. Biomass Quality Variations over Different Harvesting Regimes and Dynamics of Heavy Metal Change in Miscanthus lutarioriparius around Dongting Lake
16. Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Increase Plant Interspecific Competition And Stabilize Soil Microbial Communities Under Drought
17. Soil nematode communities on five oceanic islands across a latitudinal gradient in the north of the South China Sea: Influence of biotic and abiotic factors
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