Human activities have caused a rapid climate change affecting all parts of the biosphere, including soils. Soil organisms from all three domains of life, their interactions, and all soil processes for which they are responsible are influenced by and in turn respond to climate change. The understanding of how soil organisms and their processes react to climate changes, is thus central to our ability to manage ecosystems and develop strategies to mitigate climate change. This chapter examines the current state of soil biology (from organisms and communities to the processes they control) in the context of climate change and identifies current gaps in knowledge and promising ways forward.
Canarini A., Fuchslueger L., Joly F.-X., Richter A. (2023). Climate change impacts on soil biology. Amsterdam : Elsevier [10.1016/B978-0-12-822974-3.00244-5].
Climate change impacts on soil biology
Canarini A.
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2023
Abstract
Human activities have caused a rapid climate change affecting all parts of the biosphere, including soils. Soil organisms from all three domains of life, their interactions, and all soil processes for which they are responsible are influenced by and in turn respond to climate change. The understanding of how soil organisms and their processes react to climate changes, is thus central to our ability to manage ecosystems and develop strategies to mitigate climate change. This chapter examines the current state of soil biology (from organisms and communities to the processes they control) in the context of climate change and identifies current gaps in knowledge and promising ways forward.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
