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Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi modulate litter decomposition dynamics through alterations in stoichiometry, chemical composition, and microbial communities

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By Yinli Bi, Weixuan Guo, li xiao, Jianying Zhang, Yuguang Zhang, Dongdong Wang, Xintong Hu
| Frontiers
Abstract Introduction: Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) are primarily recognized for their obligate symbiotic associations with the majority of terrestrial plants; however, an emerging body of research indicates their potential capacity to accelerate litter decomposition and facilitate the sequestration of soil organic carbon.
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Synergistic optimization of soil layers and AMF inoculation enhances water and salt balance to boost alfalfa growth in mining dumps

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By Yinli Bi, Gengchen Liu, Zengming Ke
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Ecological restoration in arid coal mining regions of western China faces challenges from severe water scarcity and high soil salinity. This study investigates the combined effects of soil layer reconstruction and microbial remediation on soil water retention and salinity management to promote plant growth.
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Landscape Analysis and Assessment of Ecosystem Stability Based on Land Use and Multitemporal Remote Sensing: A Case Study of the Zhungeer Open-Pit Coal Mining Area

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By Yinli Bi, Tao Liu, Xiao Wang, Yanru Pei
| MDPI
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