Titlebook: Soil Biological Communities and Ecosystem Resilience; Martin Lukac,Paola Grenni,Mauro Gamboni Conference proceedings 2017 The Editor(s) (i

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Towards Integrated Understanding of the Rhizosphere Phenomenon as Ecological Driver: Can Rhizocultu builds a multidisciplinary body of knowledge that could be called “rhizoculture”, which includes techniques focussing on the intensification of the development and activity of roots, mycorrhizae, and other symbiotic and free living rhizosphere organisms. In short, rhizoculture may lead to decrease

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Impact of Agricultural Land Management on Soil Bacterial Community: A Case Study in the Mediterraneations in microbial community structure and diversity ultimately affect soil biological processes. Agricultural land management is one of most significant anthropogenic activities that substantially alter soil characteristics, including physical, chemical, and biological properties. The present chap

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A Metagenomic Study on the Effect of Aboveground Plant Cover on Soil Bacterial Diversity, species level. Using the Greengenes classification system, the average number of species per sample was around 10.. Most represented phyla in all samples were ., ., ., . and ., with α-, β- and γ-. as most represented classes. NGS data showed that samples from cultivated soils (olive and vegetables)

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What Lies Beneath: Root-Associated Bacteria to Improve the Growth and Health of Olive Trees,s in their target environments seems an appropriate strategy. This chapter describes the isolation, identification and characterization of indigenous antagonist bacteria from the olive rhizosphere that can be eventually exploited as BCA against relevant pathogens affecting this woody crop, with emph

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Ectomycorrhizal Diversity in Beech Dominated Stands in Central Europe,l communities of European beech (.), one of the most important tree species in temperate deciduous forest ecosystems. We therefore compiled data from ten different beech dominated sites across a European gradient to seek for ubiquitously valid statements regarding the species composition and communi

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,Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungal Communities Pushed Over the Edge – Lessons from Extreme Ecosystems,atural– and human-impacted ecosystems there are several such cases. This chapter covers a wide range of extremes (abiotic stresses) in the pedosphere, from high to low temperatures, drought and floods, hypoxia, salinity, and soil pollution. An overview of several specific stressed environments where

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An Intact Soil Core Bioassay for Cultivating Forest Ectomycorrhizal Fungal Communities,acilitates the study of natural fungal communities composited by ectomycorrhizal and other fungi, is a significant improvement over bioassays that homogenize soils, and can be used to experimentally study functioning of ecologically-relevant fungal communities of forest ecosystems.

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Microbial Communities, Functional Genes, and Nitrogen Cycling Processes as Affected by Tree Species target gene abundances in soils, and .N tracing experiments to understand the production and consumption of nitrogen. We will also address some of the benefits and drawbacks of these approaches, with special focus on the types of research questions that can be answered using these approaches. The c

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,β-Glucosidase Activity of Forest Soil as an Indicator of Soil Carbon Accumulation,In the case of pine trees, the enzymatic activity is probably due to a simultaneous interaction of mycorrhizal fungi in the roots of pine trees with fungi present in genetic horizons which are rich in acidic decomposition products of organic matter derived from surface humus. The rate of organic sub