The Importance of soil organic matter for adaptation and evolution of archaeal communities in terrestrial ecosystems

By A. Gattinger, A. Embacher, M. Labrenz, D. Wagner, M. Schloter. 2005

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• Sustainable agricultural development in sub‐Saharan Africa: the case for a paradigm shift in land husbandry (2008, background): “A healthy soil ecosystem (Bot & Benites, 2001, 2005) will: • Decompose organic matter into humus; • Retain nitrogen and other plant nutrients; • Increase soil aggregate stability; • Increase soil porosity; • Protect roots from diseases and parasites; • Make available nutrients to the plant; •…”