Soil Sciences articles for Australia

Time frame: 1 May 2025 - 30 April 2026

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Count: 27

Article ‘Count’ for Soil Sciences.

Journal Count Share
1 0.83
Drought-induced plant microbiome and metabolic enrichments improve drought resistance 0.83
1 0.14
Anthropogenic soil acidification severely decreases microbial diversity and functionality 0.14
2 1.11
Converting pig manure into biochar mitigates the antibiotic resistance of vegetable endophytes 0.11
Evaluating the potential of digestate-loaded biochar in improving soil biological health and plant nutrition with less greenhouse gas emissions 1.00
5 1.54
Cadmium-containing straw return obstructs carbon storage and aggravates nitrogen deficiency in paddy soils 0.14
Soil carbon stabilization associated with iron-aluminum complexes and microbial communities in paddy 0.18
Aeration-assisted removal of tetracycline from wastewater by biochar: mechanisms and cost-benefit analysis 0.13
Nitrogen-induced suppression of methane uptake is alleviated by biochar in a subtropical forest soil 0.09
Total nitrogen levels as a key constraint on soil organic carbon stocks across Australian agricultural soils 1.00
4 0.64
Benefits of CO2 Fertilization on Global Grassland Nitrogen Cycles 0.11
Microbial Processing and Mineral Stabilization of Organic Matter in Iron Ore Tailings: A Four-Year Microcosm Study via Isotopic Labeling and Submicron-Scale Analysis 0.30
Nondestructive Quantification of Soil Mineral Associated Organic Carbon Species and Their Distribution at the Global Scale 0.09
Carbon Monoxide Exposure Stimulates Growth and Activity of Primary Producers in Diverse Soil Ecosystems 0.13
2 0.27
Biochar's impact on carbon sequestration and yield-scaled global warming potential in China: A machine learning-enhanced meta-analysis 0.17
A meta-analysis reveals large potential of substituting synthetic nitrogen fertilizer with solid organic fertilizer for climate mitigation in China 0.10
1 0.10
The global hydrogen budget 0.10
4 0.13
Persistence and turnover of soil organic carbon in global drylands 0.03
Global hotspots of particulate organic carbon losses under climate change 0.02
Conservation agriculture raises crop nitrogen acquisition by amplifying plant-microbe synergy under climate warming 0.03
Degradable film mulching increases soil carbon sequestration in major Chinese dryland agroecosystems 0.05
2 0.56
Rising global temperatures reduce soil microbial diversity over the long term 0.06
ATP synthesis driven by atmospheric hydrogen concentrations 0.50
1 0.03
Robust microbial interactions, not diversity, dominate metabolic thermal adjustment following decadal warming in a subtropical forest 0.03
2 1.07
Resilient Antarctic soil bacteria consume trace gases across wide temperature ranges 1.00
Multi-scale evidence for declining microbial carbon fixation along forest succession gradients 0.07
2 1.07
Storage and soil depth, in addition to wastewater treatment, govern microbiota, and mobile genetic element and antibiotic resistance markers during reclaimed water irrigation 0.07
Freezing prevents ⁶⁰Co‑γ irradiation artefacts in DOM concentration, composition and δ¹³C 1.00

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