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About
The overall goal of restore is to enhance our comprehension of soil health and particularly the role of soil biodiversity in plant-soil-animal interactions as a key to advance more effective restoration strategies, in order to boost resilience under global change and assure a steady delivery of ecosystem services.
Research
Our research group is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of knowledge through collaborative research and innovation, we focus on three research lines:
Soil communities and their functions as base for successful restoration
Understanding plant-soil-animal interactions is fundamental to identify the handles for restoration
Development of agricultural and nature management tools supporting restoration in mixed landscapes
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Publications
Read our most recent work here
Two new articles on the impact of Prunus serotina on forest vitality in Forest Ecology and Management and Forest ecosystems
Disentangling drivers of litter decomposition in a multi-continent network of tree diversity experiments
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Contact
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