Ninon Delcourt

Soil fauna responses to vineyard management intensity in a Mediterranean context: A multi-taxa approach

Clara Zimmermann, Alan Vergnes, Jérôme Cortet, Ninon Delcourt

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Multitargeted metabarcoding and morphological identification reveal practice-specific soil biodiversity outcomes in Mediterranean cropping systems

Lur Epelde, Ninon Delcourt, Jérôme Cortet, Anders Lanzén et autres

Meeting future food demands while preserving ecosystem integrity requires agricultural systems that sustain soil biodiversity. Despite its critical role in regulating soil fertility, crop resilience, and food production, the response of soil biodiversity to sustainable agricultural practices remains poorly understood, particularly across …

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Soil microarthropods (Collembola and Acari, Oribatida) responses to trace metals contamination: A case study in a Mediterranean former mining site

Ninon Delcourt, Héctor Duarte-Martínez, Jérôme Cortet

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Soil fauna responses to vineyard management intensity in a Mediterranean context: a multi-taxa approach

Clara ZIMMERMANN, Alan Vergnes, Jérôme Cortet, Ninon Delcourt

Rapid Assessment of Land Use Legacy Effect on Forest Soils: A Case Study on Microarthropods Used as Indicators in Mediterranean Post-Agricultural Forests

Ninon Delcourt, Nathalie Dupuy, Catherine Rébufa, Adriane Aupic‐Samain et autres

Agriculture is known to strongly influence soil functioning. Nevertheless, its long-term effects remain not well documented in the Mediterranean region, which has a long history of human land use. The “Parc Naturel Régional du Luberon” is a good illustration of these land …

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Microbial functioning in Mediterranean forest soils: Does land use legacy matter?

Ninon Delcourt, Nathalie Dupuy, Catherine Rébufa, J. Abadie et autres

Abstract Land use is known to be one of the major factors driving soil microbial and physico‐chemical properties. Understanding its long‐term effect remains a major challenge in assessing current soil functioning. Here, soil microbial and physico‐chemical properties of recent and very recent …

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Rapid Assessment of Land Use Legacy Effect on Forest Soils: A Case Study on Microarthropods Used as Indicators in Mediterranean Post-Agricultural Forests

Ninon Delcourt, Nathalie Dupuy, Catherine Rébufa, Adriane Aupic‐Samain et autres

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Land use legacy footprint in Mediterranean forest soils: An infrared spectroscopy approach

Ninon Delcourt, Catherine Rébufa, Lisa Foli, Nathalie Dupuy

Chemical properties of forest soils can strongly influence this compartment vulnerability to climate change effects. Past human activities can play a major role in structuring soil chemical properties. In the Mediterranean region, abandonment of terrace agriculture since 1860 induced the coexistence of …

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Does land use legacy matter for current soil functioning? A bibliometric study (2001–2020)

Ninon Delcourt, Catherine Rébufa, Claude Périssol, Nathalie Dupuy

This article applies the tools of bibliometric analyses to explore the evolution and strategic orientation of research focusing on the temporal dynamics of land use, which can be considered as an important proxy to assess soil vulnerability. With 1416 papers published in …

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Modélisation des signatures chimiques des sols en fonction de l'historique de leurs usages : la mémoire du sol au service de l'écologie actuelle

Ninon Delcourt

L'utilisation des terres est l'un des principaux facteurs déterminant les propriétés physico-chimiques et biologique des sols. Comprendre son effet à long terme est un défi majeur pour évaluer le fonctionnement actuel des sols et leurs vulnérabilités face aux changements globaux. Dans la …

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Water availability rather than temperature control soil fauna community structure and prey–predator interactions

Adriane Aupic‐Samain, Virginie Baldy, Ninon Delcourt, Paul Henning Krogh et autres

Abstract The ongoing climate change may strongly impact soil biodiversity with cascading effects on the processes they drive. Thus, it is of prime interest to improve our knowledge about responses by soil organisms such as collembolans to expected shifts in environmental conditions …

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Infrared spectroscopy as a useful tool to predict land use depending on Mediterranean contrasted climate conditions: A case study on soils from olive-orchards and forests

Ninon Delcourt, Catherine Rébufa, Nathalie Dupuy, Nathalie Boukhdoud et autres

Soil chemical properties depend on various environmental factors such as above ground vegetation, climate and the parent rock substratum. Land use, and the associated management practices, is one of the major drivers which can deeply impact soil properties. To better understand the …

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