Circular linkages between soil biodiversity, fertility and plant productivity are limited to topsoil at the continental scale - Delgado‐Baquerizo, Manuel; Powell, Jeff R.; Hamonts, Kelly; Reith, Frank; Mele, Pauline; Brown, Mark V.; Dennis, Paul G.; Ferrari, Belinda C.; Fitzgerald, Anna; Young, Andrew; Singh, Brajesh K.; Bissett, Andrew (The New phytologist, 2017)
Keywords: Altitude; Australia; bacteria; Biodiversity; biogeochemical cycles; Climate; ecosystem functionality; Equator; eukaryotes; Feedback; Fertility; Food chains; Food plants; Food production; Food webs; Frameworks; Linkages; Microorganisms; Mineral nutrients; Modelling; Nutrient cycles; Plant Development; plant productivity; Positive feedback; Productivity; Soil; soil biodiversity; soil chemical properties; Soil depth; Soil erosion; Soil fertility; soil food webs; Soil investigations; Soil layers; Soil Microbiology; soil physical properties; Soil properties; Soil surfaces; Soils; terrestrial ecosystems; Topsoil; Vegetation; Australia; eukaryotes; ecosystem functionality; soil biodiversity; terrestrial ecosystems; bacteria; plant productivity