Progress in the interaction of dissolved organic matter and microbes (1991–2020): a bibliometric review

Optical measurements of dissolved organic matter as proxies for CODMn and BOD5 in plateau lakes

“…This could also be attributed to a higher microbial activity during the lower water (higher wastewater percentage) period than in the higher water period [ 10 , 21 , 49 ]. In addition, the strong penetration of underwater ultraviolet radiation and long water retention time of the plateau lakes [ 32 , 51 ] can promote photochemical and microbial degradation of bio-labile DOM and result in stable DOM exported downstream [ [52] , [53] , [54] ]. The predictive capability can be improved by modeling the results separately according to the sampling seasons of the sites than when all of the data were pooled ( Fig.…”

Thinning Promotes Soil Phosphorus Bioavailability in Short-Rotation and High-Density Eucalyptus grandis × E. urophylla Coppice Plantation in Guangxi, Southern China

“…Additionally, higher soil total nutrient levels promote plant growth, leading to improved litter input and long-term maintenance of forest soil fertility [70][71][72]. Moreover, DOC is the most effective energy resource for soil microbes and can affect soil microbial community and function [73]. Previously, several studies reported different effects of soil total nutrient and DOC on the soil P biochemical cycle; for example, Margalef et al (2017) documented that TN was the principal factor that influenced the spatial gradient change of phosphatase activity on a global scale [31], and Zhang et al found that long-term fertilizer input improved soil SOC and TN contents, resulting in increased MBP in the Loess Plateau [74].…”