Zheng Zhou

Soil microbial communities shift from plant- to microorganism-derived resources under resource limitation

Zheng Zhou, Anton Potapov, Linlin Zhong, Zhijing Xie et autres

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Local land use and landscape heterogeneity reduce tropical biodiversity and multifunctionality

Zheng Zhou, Catrin Westphal, Jochen Drescher, Valentyna Krashevska et autres

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Shift in Soil Fauna Feeding Mode With Litter Quality Across Forest Biomes

Sergey M. Tsurikov, Andrew D. Barnes, Ulrich Brose, Felicity V. Crotty et autres

ABSTRACT Soil fauna regulates litter decomposition and soil organic matter transformation, acting as both litter and microbial feeders. Whether these feeding modes shift along environmental gradients remains unclear. We tested if microbivory increases with decreasing litter quality and in colder climates, both …

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Microhabitat-specific restructuring of soil protist communities along a tropical land-use intensification gradient

Gennuo Wang, Yan Zhang, Zheng Zhou, Carina C M Moura et autres

Microhabitat-specific responses of soil organisms to land-use intensification remain a major blind spot in biodiversity research. Here, we assessed how protists-key regulators of microbial diversity and nutrient cycling-differ in composition and roles across litter, rhizosphere, and bulk soil along a land-use gradient …

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Contrasting effects of deadwood and gaps on the trophic structure of forest soil microarthropods

André Junggebauer, Melanie M. Pollierer, Stefan Scheu, Zheng Zhou

Abstract Understanding the mechanisms driving forest biodiversity is challenging, especially in soil. Trophic niche is the most important perspective to understand how biodiversity changes with disturbances. Deadwood input and gap formation are major disturbances resulting from tree mortality. Both alter the ecological …

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Taxonomic assembly and trait partitioning contribute comparably to soil invertebrate functional diversity along secondary succession in high-elevation plateau ecosystems

Chengwei Tu, Ajuan Zhang, Zheng Zhou, Yan Zhang et autres

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The long-term effect of gap size on soil invertebrates in subalpine forest

Yan Zhang, Ajuan Zhang, Zheng Zhou, Chengwei Tu et autres

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Effects of tree fall on soil Collembola: Disentangling the role of gap formation and deadwood addition

Yan Zhang, Zheng Zhou, André Junggebauer, Melanie M. Pollierer et autres

Increased frequency of climate extremes causes large scale forest decline associated with gap formation and input of deadwood to the forest floor, which largely changes soil systems. However, for disentangling the effects of gap formation and deadwood addition, experimental manipulations allowing to …

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Ecosystem Health Scenario Prediction and Ecological Efficiency Analysis via the Stochastic Impacts by Regression on Population, Affluence, and Technology Model of the Manas River Basin

Ruiming Xiao, Xiaobin Dong, Xuechao Wang, Peng Zhang et autres

Systematically assessing the regional ecosystem health (EH) and accurately simulating and predicting the trend are important for ecological civilization. At present, research on EH scenario simulation and prediction methods is insufficient. In this study, the carbon footprint, water footprint, ecological footprint, landscape …

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Driving mechanisms of taxonomic and functional community composition of Collembola during subalpine succession

Yan Zhang, Ajuan Zhang, Zheng Zhou, Ting‐Wen Chen et autres

• Soil abiotic factors, rather than plant traits or food web components, determine both the functional and taxonomic communities of Collembola. • Collembola's functional community is more linked to environmental changes than taxonomic communities during succession. • A high taxonomic resolution in …

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Linking effect traits of soil fauna to processes of organic matter transformation

Jonathan Bonfanti, Anton Potapov, Gerrit Angst, Pierre Ganault et autres

Abstract Soil organic matter (SOM) transformation processes are regulated by the activities of plants, microbes, and fauna. Compared with plants and microbes, effects of soil fauna are less understood because of their high taxonomic and functional diversity, and mix of direct and …

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Forest gap regulates soil nematode community through understory plant diversity and soil pH

Haifeng Yin, Yu Su, Jie Zeng, Xianwei Li et autres

Soil biodiversity and the structure of soil animal communities are important foundations for forest ecosystem functions. Forest gap formation is an important forest management practice used to transform monocultures into mixed forests. However, whether and how gap size and age affect soil …