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Understanding ecological strategies of invasive species relative to the entire native community is important in understanding and managing both the me...
Read moreRoot symbionts (rhizobia and arbuscular mycorrhizas) are often assumed to increase agricultural productivity consistently. However, rhizobial and myco...
Read moreThe availability of compatible mutualistic soil microbes could influence the invasion success of non-native plant species. Specifically, there may be ...
Read moreThe provision of food requirements for current and future generations can be guaranteed through agricultural intensification options that safeguard th...
Read moreExtensive clearing of native vegetation in Australia has contributed to major environmental problems, including land degradation, dryland salinity, so...
Read moreTo conserve biodiversity and combat climate change it is vital to restore forest ecosystems. Natural forest regrowth is a nature-based solution to res...
Read moreCrop diversity management is widely used to increase agricultural productivity and sustainability. Recent studies have demonstrated that maize root ex...
Read moreSoil microbial community coalescence, where entire microbial communities mix and interact under new conditions, is a widespread phenomenon whose appli...
Read moreA study was conducted during 1993-95 to assess the ability of different rhizobial isolates collected from 67 populations of 22 species of Acacia acros...
Read moreRoot infection by symbiotic N2-fixing Frankia and Rhizobium strains was quantified in relation to light and soil properties for seedlings of 12 woody ...
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