Alberto Andrino de la Fuente

Using fluorescence lifetime imaging to disentangle microbes from the heterogeneous soil matrix

Sebastian Loeppmann, Yijie Shi, Alberto Andrino de la Fuente, Jens Boy et autres

Soil microbial communities drive most biogeochemical processes and create hotspots of nutrient cycling. However, spatial visualization of microorganisms in these soil hotspots at the microscopic scale remains challenging due to the intrinsic fluorescence and opacity of soil matrices. One promising approach to …

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Soil phosphorus scarcity promotes in-situ abiotic and microbial mobilization of iron oxide-bound phosphorus

Robert Mikutta, Christian Mikutta, Jens Boy, Dustin Degenhardt et autres

In temperate forest ecosystems, phosphorus (P) leached into the mineral soil largely adsorbs to pedogenic iron (Fe) and aluminum (Al) oxides. This raises the question as to which extent adsorbed P in mineral soil can be recycled and whether soil P scarcity …

Adaptation and Resistance of Prokaryotic Communities in Soils Under Old-Growth Forest and Pasture to Drought Intensification

Elisa Díaz García, Diana Boy, Simone Kilian Salas, Alberto Andrino de la Fuente et autres

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Integrating soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics into a tipping point framework: weak land-use signals, strong climate forcing in Southwestern Amazonia

Elisa Díaz García, Simone Kilian Salas, Alberto Andrino de la Fuente, Diana Boy et autres

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Controls of bulk density and grain size on Stage 1 evaporation from sandy soils

Jorge Alejandro Renaud González, Alberto Andrino de la Fuente, Francisco Suárez

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Using fluorescence lifetime imaging to disentangle microbes from the heterogeneous soil matrix

Sebastian Loeppmann, Jan Tegtmeier, Yijie Shi, Alberto Andrino de la Fuente et autres

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Carbon and phosphorus trading in the arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis

Alberto Andrino de la Fuente

Phosphorus (P) is a limiting element in natural and managed ecosystems, with most organic and inorganic P being associated with secondary minerals in acidic soils, and in the form of sparingly soluble calcium phosphates in calcareous ones. For enhancing P availability of …

Successional patterns along soil development gradients formed by glacier retreat in the Maritime Antarctic, King George Island

Jens Boy, Roberto Godoy, Olga B. Shibistova, Diana Boy et autres

Maritime Antarctica is severely affected by climate change and accelerating glacier retreat forming temporal gradients of soil development. Successional patterns of soil development and plant succession in the region are largely unknown, as are the feedback mechanisms between both processes. Here we …

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