2026 January - 20 articles
Chemical soil properties contribute to the resilience of soil ecosystems. Healthy soils with optimal nutrient levels, balanced pH and good organic matter content are better able to withstand environmental stresses, such as drought, disease or pests....
The conversion of native forests into agricultural areas without conservation practices can expose tons of soil organic carbon (SOC) to the atmosphere. This study aimed to evaluate the effect of land use and cover (LULC) on C in regions of the Caiabi...
A recent report on the future of agriculture by the European Commission emphasizes the need for sustainable development on a farm level to be characterized by measuring ecosystem services with indicators and corresponding thresholds. This case study...
This study examined long-term changes in soil carbon stock dynamics 11 and 19 years after fire under different severities at 0–5 and 0–25 cm depths with a digital soil mapping approach. Linear (MLR) and non-linear models (RF, SVR, XGBoost...
The surface chemistry of biochar plays a pivotal role in the adsorption and stabilization of soil organic carbon (SOC); however, sorption-mediated mechanisms remain insufficiently understood for biochars derived from invasive plants. In this study, S...
In soils, it is key to not simply determine the behavior of the major elements but also understand the fate of trace and ultra-trace elements that can often have disproportionate effects on these complex systems. Soils, including agricultural soils,...
The issue of formulating scientifically sound standards for mercury (Hg) content in Arctic soils is becoming increasingly pertinent in view of the rising human impact and climate change, which serve to augment the mobility of Hg compounds and their i...
In the context of climate change, alterations to the physico-chemical properties of soils, particularly in Mediterranean regions, are a growing source of preoccupation. This study analyzes the ecological plasticity and biochemical adaptability of Thy...
Marine fog is a key non-rainfall water source that sustains microbial activity and transports dissolved nutrients inland, influencing early soil development in hyperarid ecosystems. However, the mechanisms through which sustained fog inputs drive soi...
Soil structure is one of the key soil water-physical properties that determine the water–air regime and ultimately affect soil fertility. This study aimed to test different machine learning (ML) methods in combination with environmental variabl...
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