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29. Assessing biological soil crusts as agents of Ca–Mg silicate dissolution and CO2sequestration R. Dorn
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31. Strong Changes in Soil Nutrient Stocks in Northern Forests Over Four Decades M. Spohn et al.
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34. Root associated fungi respond more strongly than rhizosphere soil fungi to N fertilization in a boreal forest S. Marupakula et al.
35. Relationship between clay minerals and microorganisms in underground hydrogen storage reservoirs: a mini review A. Clark & S. Sharma
36. Indo-Australian Summer Monsoon activity in northern Australia during the past glacial cycle: A flood record of hydroclimate-mediated landscape response to changing runoff T. Dixon et al.
37. Weathering of Buried Standard Pieces of Serpentine under Varied Soil Treatments and Relevant Analysis of Microbial Community Structure M. Sun et al.
38. Biomineralization for rock debris stabilization: Insights from the natural cementation phenomenon W. Wang et al.
39. Building microbial kinetic models for environmental application: A theoretical perspective Q. Jin
40. Elevation-gradient patterns of soil microaggregate elemental distribution and chemical morphology in Tongbai Mountain, China’s North–South climatic transition zone C. Li & S. Guo
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49. Organic acid concentration thresholds to mobilize phosphorus (P) in dryland soils K. Kukreja et al.
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51. Biotechnology in direct air capture, enhanced weathering, and methane removal: emerging opportunities and gaps P. Reginato
52. Litterfall dynamics and turnover in moist deciduous forests of Eastern India: implications for nutrient cycling and sustainable forest management M. Behera et al.
53. Do Ectomycorrhizal Trees Select Ectomycorrhizal Fungi That Enhance Phosphorus Uptake under Nitrogen Enrichment? T. Kuyper & L. Suz
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65. Characteristics of Si Biogeochemical Cycle in Freshwater Riparian Wetlands: A Comprehensive Review A. Rahman et al.
66. Low and facultative mycorrhization of ferns in a low-montane tropical rainforest in Ecuador J. Michel et al.
67. Comparative analysis of weathering rate of serpentine by microbial pure culture and field burial tests: A case study M. Sun & B. Lian
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75. Divergent Assembly of Bacteria and Fungi During Saline–Alkali Wetland Degradation J. Ding et al.
76. Contrasting Effects of Long-Term Nitrogen Deposition on Plant Phosphorus in a Northern Boreal Forest K. Palmqvist et al.
77. Plant and Soil Responses to Concrete and Basalt Amendments Under Elevated CO2: Implications for Plant Growth, Enhanced Weathering and Carbon Sequestration H. León et al.
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79. Weathering by mycorrhizal fungi defines a threshold for nutrients in ecosystems along an aridity gradient D. Fleck et al.
80. Do degree and rate of silicate weathering depend on plant productivity? R. Oeser & F. von Blanckenburg
81. Organic boundaries between a moss species and a limestone as analyzed by multiple micro-spectroscopic methods E. Yamakita et al.
82. Bespoke strategies of Paxillus involutus to extract potassium from diverse phyllosilicates F. Pinzari et al.
83. Terrestrial ecosystems buffer inputs through storage and recycling of elements M. Spohn et al.
84. Agricultural soil microbiomes at the climate frontier: Nutrient-mediated adaptation strategies for sustainable farming J. Du et al.
85. Tree species diversity influences soil carbon persistence by reconfiguring stabilization pathways P. Duan et al.
86. Use of Mineral Weathering Bacteria to Enhance Nutrient Availability in Crops: A Review I. Ribeiro et al.
87. Metagenomic study of the tomato rhizosphere soil microbiome: current state and prospect A. Adedayo et al.
88. The soil-plant-microbe nexus: Mechanisms, interactions, and implications for sustainable agriculture B. THAKUR et al.
89. Synergistic Effects of a Microbial Amendment and Crushed Basalt: Soil Geochemical and Microbial Responses Y. Yang et al.
90. Soil is alive – How does soil biota influence soil mechanical properties? A perspective review A. Zhelezova et al.
91. Microbe-mineral-organic matter interfaces at pore to pedon scales J. Chorover