A Bibliometric Analysis and a Citation Mapping Process for the Role of Soil Recycled Organic Matter and Microbe Interaction due to Climate Change Using Scopus Database

Abstract

Climate change has drawn the attention not only of scientists but of politicians and societies worldwide. The aim of this paper is to present a method for selecting research studies on climate change, waste management and the role of microbes in the recycling of organic matter in soil that analyze the role of organic agriculture as the main connection between agricultural losses and climate change. VOSviewer version 1.6.18 free software tool was used in this study in order to achieve the bibliometric and mapping approach for studies on the effects of climate change in terms of soil recycled organic matter and microbe interaction. Scopus database (accessed 29 September 2022) indexed a total of 1,245,809 bibliographic items classified into paradigms. The presented documents were downloaded from Scopus as graph-based maps and as distance-based maps in order to reflect the strength of the relation between the items. Climate change includes changes in soil and soil microorganisms as affected by natural climate variations and local weather, which have beneficial or negative effects on soil organic matter. From the examination of the selected papers, it was concluded that climate change and changing precipitation patterns are having an impact on microorganisms, particularly bacterial groups, and thus ecosystem function.

The characteristics, occurrence, and toxicological effects of alternariol: a mycotoxin

“…Environmental factors including temperature and water activity are among the most significant factors in affecting mycotoxigenic fungi growth at pre-harvest and post-harvest levels (Gab-Allah et al 2023 ). Anthropogenic activities including large-scale deforestation, the usage of fossil fuel as the main energy source, the over-exploitation of Earth’s resources, and other human activities have contributed to global climate change (Vagelas and Leontopoulos 2023 ). Concentrations of anthropogenic greenhouse gases (GHG) including methane, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, and chlorofluorocarbons have increased in the atmosphere in recent decades, resulting in global warming (Reineke and Schlömann 2023 ).…”

Is the Artificial Pollination of Walnut Trees with Drones Able to Minimize the Presence of <em>Xanthomonas arboricola </em>pv. juglandis? Review.

“…The development of artificial pollination technologies is driven by the need to address challenges such as declining bee populations, environmental factors and the increasing demand for efficient and reliable pollination in agriculture. By using the VOS viewer mapping software and the Scopus bibliographic database based on the search strategy criteria "Artificial and Pollination and Technologies" (Figure 1), the above mentioned technologies show promise but they are still in the early stages of development (Co-keyword: artificial intelligence, Figure 1), and may vary in effectiveness (Co-keyword: optimization, Figure 1), depending on the specific crop, environmental conditions and probably other parameters such as the disease inoculum [35][36][37][38][39]. Furthermore, it's important to note that while artificial pollination can be a useful tool in certain situations such as for walnut trees, apart robotics (Co-keyword: artificial robots, Figure 2), modeling (Co-keyword: Matlab, Figure 2) or the agriculture drones (Co-keyword: agriculture drones, Figure2), the pollen germination (Co-keyword: pollen germination, Figure 2), and the knowledge of pollen as a possible pathway for the dissemination of bacterial diseases of other crops such as pear of kiwifruit plant (Co-keywords: pear and Actinidia deliciosa, Figure 2), remain crucial for maintaining information for design and manufacture of aerial pollinator robot for walnut trees.…”

Modern Challenges and Issues in School Environment in Greece. Internet Addiction, Adolescent Developmental Sexuality, and School Bullying

“…There are many times when many of us sleep next to or even in our arms with our mobile phone devices. The daily use of new technologies in our lives has made technology a part of it, with positive or negative results, since the internet does not only offer infinite information and be used in teaching procedures, especially in technical courses where several research studies [55][56][57][58][59] can be used as case studies, but also dangers. The continued use of these interconnected devices is considered to be as harmful and dangerous as other substance addictions and obsessive-compulsive disorder since this addiction fulfills all those criteria that describe substance and gambling addiction and compulsion.…”