Forest roots actively secrete a complex blend of organic compounds into the surrounding soil, a process known as root exudation. These exudates serve as ke...

Nutrient acquisition, conservation, and recycling underpin plant fitness and the functioning of forest ecosystems. Under ongoing global change, these process...

Root exudation is an important pathway of belowground carbon (C) allocation in forest ecosystems, with profound implications for soil processes, nutrient cyc...

Invasive plants pose a significant threat to ecosystems by disrupting the ecological balance, which includes the alteration of biogeochemical processes. Among the most aggressive invaders is Fallop...

This Collection welcomes original research on climate-resilient crops, greenhouse gas emissions, and techniques such as efficient irrigation to address ...

Abstract. Root carbon (C) exudation plays a central role in nutrient acquisition, microbially mediated organic matter decomposition and many other critical

We examined the potential of mixed-species planted forests compared to monospecific forests to act as a nature-based solution to climate change mitigation through carbon sequestration. By analysing m....