Root traits explain multitrophic interactions of belowground microfauna on soil nitrogen mineralization and plant productivity

Autor: Hu, Junwei, Hassi, Ummehani, Gebremikael, Mesfin Tsegaye, Dumack, Kenneth, De Swaef, Tom, Wesemael, Wim, Sleutel, Steven, De Neve, Stefaan

Publikováno v: In Soil Biology and Biochemistry September 2023 184

Combined selective gamma irradiation and pulverized soil inoculation for ecologically relevant soil microfauna studies

Autor: Hu, Junwei, Gebremikael, Mesfin Tsegaye, Tytgat, Bjorn, Dumack, Kenneth, Hassi, Ummehani, Salehi Hosseini, Pezhman, Sleutel, Steven, Verleyen, Elie, De Neve, Stefaan

Publikováno v: In Applied Soil Ecology January 2022 169

Multi-trophic interactions between microbivorous and herbivorous mesofauna: implications for N cycling and plant growth

Autor: Hassi, Ummehani, Hu, Junwei, Gebremikael, Mesfin Tsegaye, Wesemael, Wim M.L., Sleutel, Steven, De Neve, Stefaan

Publikováno v: Hassi, U, Hu, J, Gebremikael, M T, Wesemael, W M L, Sleutel, S & De Neve, S 2023, ' Multi-trophic interactions between microbivorous and herbivorous mesofauna: implications for N cycling and plant growth. ', The 3rd Global Soil Biodiversity Initiative, Dublin, Ireland, 12/03/2023-15/03/2023 pp. 129 .

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Recovery of soil microbial community structure and activity following partial sterilization

Autor: Hassi, Ummehani, Hu, Junwei, Tsegaye Gebremikael, Mesfin, de Neve, Stefaan

Soil microbial communities (bacteria, fungi, archea, protozoa) directly and indirectly influence all other trophic interactions in soil. Partial soil sterilization by gamma irradiation is emerging as a promising defanauting technique to remove specif

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