Study on the Near-Natural Restoration Mechanism of Black Soil Beach Artificial Grassland Based on Kobresia pygmaea Expansion | Synapse
April 4, 2026Open Access
Study on the Near-Natural Restoration Mechanism of Black Soil Beach Artificial Grassland Based on Kobresia pygmaea Expansion
Key Points
The aim is to assess how long-term restoration influences soil multifunctionality, focusing on plant and microbial interactions.
Examined plant properties and soil microbial diversity.
Analyzed co-occurrence networks among microbial communities.
Conducted assessments in Tibetan alpine grasslands.
Found positive effects of restoration on soil multifunctionality.
Increased diversity observed in microbial communities.
Enhanced co-occurrence networks indicating stronger interactions among species.
Abstract
We examined plant and soil microbial properties, including diversity and co-occurrence networks, to assess how long-term restoration shapes soil multifunctionality in Tibetan alpine grasslands.