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Although aboveground biodiversity has been extensively studied, the impact of nutrient enrichment on soil microbial populations remains unclear.

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The gap

Although aboveground biodiversity has been extensively studied, the impact of nutrient enrichment on soil microbial populations remains unclear.

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Supporting evidence — 7 representative gaps

  • Organic amendments as partial replacements for synthetic fertilizers in foxtail millet (2026) · doi

    Future studies should focus on long-term moni- toring of greenhouse gas emissions, crop yield stability, soil health succession, microbial community dynamics, and economic feasibility for farmers, to provide a com- prehensive basis for sustainable fertilization strategies.

    Keywords: future focus long term moni toring greenhouse emissions crop yield stability soil health succession microbial
  • Root-derived carbon inputs drive early changes in soil properties, biota and carbon stabilization after grassing (2026) · doi

    Future research should focus on long-term monitoring to assess whether higher plant species richness enhances soil multifunctionality, microbial diversity and SOC persistence over time.

    Keywords: future focus long term monitoring assess whether higher plant species richness enhances soil multifunctionality microbial
  • Variation in the morphological characters, essential oil content and composition of Mentha arvensis L. grown in zinc enriched soils (2026) · doi

    The current study is based on a single cropping cycle and does not account for long-term effects such as metal accumulation in soil, changes in soil health, or impacts of repeated cultivation. Future studies should address long-term environmental sustainability and multi-cycle cropping systems.

    Keywords: cropping cycle long term soil current based single account effects metal accumulation changes health impacts
  • Optimizing Nitrogen-Based Chemical Fertilizer Efficiency Through Microbial Organic Fertilizer (MOF) Integration for Sustainable Oryza sativa Productivity in Rainfed Lowland Fields (2026) · doi

    Future research is recommended to explore the long-term effects of combined fertilization on soil health, microbial diversity, and environmental sustainability across different agroecological conditions.

    Keywords: future recommended explore long term effects combined fertilization soil health microbial diversity environmental sustainability across
  • Response of Bacterial Communities to Different Long-Term Fertilization Regimes in Black Soil (2026) · doi

    Long-term fertilization regulates soil microbial communities and is essential for black soil health and sustainable productivity, yet its key drivers remain unclear.

    Keywords: soil long term fertilization regulates microbial communities essential black health sustainable productivity drivers remain unclear
  • Agroecological management with intra- and interspecific diversification as an alternative to conventional soil nutrient management in family maize farming (2021) · doi

    Although agroecological management using crop functional and genetic diversity could improve soil fertility and family nutrition, experimental evidence is scarce.

    Keywords: agroecological management using crop functional genetic diversity improve soil fertility family nutrition experimental evidence scarce
  • Soil bacterial community composition is altered more by soil nutrient availability than pH following long-term nutrient addition in a temperate steppe (2024) · doi

    Although aboveground biodiversity has been extensively studied, the impact of nutrient enrichment on soil microbial populations remains unclear.

    Keywords: aboveground biodiversity extensively studied impact nutrient enrichment soil microbial populations remains unclear

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