SEL |。 Pay attention to the results of soil ecology Attend a series of academic lectures

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WeChat Link: December 5,2020 is the seventh World Soil Day, with the theme "Maintaining soil vitality and protecting soil biodiversity" to address the growing challenges of soil management and raise awareness of the maintenance of healthy ecosystems and human well-being. In 2002, the International Soil Science Federation proposed the establishment of World Soil Day. Under the leadership of the Kingdom of Thailand and within the framework of the Global Soil Partnership, FAO supports the formal establishment of World Soil Day as a platform for global advocacy. In June 2013, the FAO General Assembly unanimously endorsed the establishment of World Soil Day and submitted it to the 68th United Nations General Assembly for its formal adoption. In December 2013, the General Assembly established 5 December 2014 as the first official World Soil Day.
study of soil ecology is carried out in depth in the journal Soil Ecology Letters, published by Higher Education Press, to fully, timely and comprehensively reflect the latest advances in soil ecology worldwide. Below is a report on the cutting-edge academic achievements in the field of soil ecology at home and abroad, click on the title of the article to read the full text directly.。 Felipe E. Albornoz, Kingsley W. Dixon, Hans Lambers Haifeng Qian, Qi Zhang, Tao Lu, W. J. G.M.Peijnenburg, Josep Penuelas, Yong-Guan Zhu Chao LiangChagovetc Sergei, Shenglei FuCai Peng, Xiaojie Sun, Yichao Wu, Chunhui Gao, Monika Mortimer, Patricia Marc A. Holden, Redmile-Gordon, Qiaoyun Huang
In the run-up to World Soil Day, the Soil Ecology Letters Journal and the China
Urban Environment Institute organized two lectures on soil ecology at Soil Biology.: Dr. Stefan Geisen (University of Wagningen)
Chair: Zhu Yong-kwan
(Soil Ecology Letters, China
Institute of Urban Environment)
Report Time: December 4, 2020 7:00 PM (Beijing time)
Report Title: Soily, microbiomes and their predators: Disentangling their diversity and importance for soil functions
Watch playback through the xuan : Presenter: Professor Nico Eisenhauer (German Centre for Integrated Biodiversity Research)
Chair: Sun Xin Fellow (China
Institute of Urban Environment)
ReportIng time: December 11, 2020 4:00 PM (Beijing time)
Report Title: The dark side of the world zooming in on the live
broadcast: Sel (Soil Ecology Letters) 2019 Official launch. Positioned as a high-level scientific and technological journal in the field of soil ecology. The aim is to fully, timely and comprehensively reflect the progress of soil ecology research on a global scale, and to report on high-level academic achievements in the frontier field of soil ecology at home and abroad.reporting areas include: soil biodiversity, soil interoperability and food webs, soil microbiomes, soil-plant interactions, soil biochemical cycles, soil biometric cycles, soil biometric restoration and restoration, soil versatility, response and adaptation of soil organisms to environmental changes, breakthrough technologies, new theories and models of soil ecological processes.journal columns include: letter to editor, perspective, review, rapid report, research article, commentary. Columns are not limited to this, you can also have Image, News, etc.
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