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Wollastonite Boosts Stable Soil Carbon Formation through Distinct Pathways in Forest and Farmland...

These findings provide a systematic evidence that wollastonite addition stimulates MAOC formation through distinct biochemical and mineral pathways in divergent soil types. The study emphasizes tha...
2025-10-10

Soil Viruses Regulate Carbon Cycling Based on the Carbon-to-Nitrogen Ratio in Soil

Researchers at the Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, have provided new insights into how soil viruses influence microbial activity and carbon storage under different nutrie...
2025-10-10

Phage-Induced Heterogeneity in Microbes: Ecological and Biogeochemical Significance

Researchers at the Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, have unveiled how bacteriophagesdrive metabolic and functional variation among genetically identical microbes.
2025-10-10

Scientists Develop Improved Method to Study Dormant Soil Viruses

The research proposes a low-dose, in-situ mitomycin Cinduction protocol to explore prophage activation in soil communities and its impact on carbon and nitrogen fluxes.
2025-10-10

New Studies Improve Modeling of Ecosystem Productivity and Evapotranspiration

Scientists from the Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, have reported new progress in improving the accuracy of both GPP and ET simulations. The findings, published in leadin...
2025-09-22
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