A. Potapov

The Soil Food Web Ontology: aligning trophic groups, processes, resources, and dietary traits to support food-web research

The paper introduces the Soil Food Web Ontology to standardize trophic data and improve integration and reuse in soil food-web research.

Scale-dependent landscape-biodiversity relationships shape multi-taxa diversity in an oil palm monoculture under restoration

The paper investigates how scale-dependent processes affect multi-taxa diversity in oil palm monocultures under restoration using a multi-scale approach.

Landscape heterogeneity and soil biota are central to multi-taxa diversity for landscape restoration

The paper tests if increasing landscape heterogeneity through tree islands enhances multi-taxa diversity in monoculture-dominated landscapes and finds that it does by fostering unique species.

Global environmental drivers of local abundance-mass scaling in soil animal communities

The paper examines how climatic and edaphic factors influence body mass-abundance scaling in soil animal communities across four countries.

Tropical land use alters functional diversity of soil food webs and leads to monopolization of the detrital energy channel

The paper examines how converting rainforest to plantations in Sumatra affects soil food web structure and energy flow, finding increased energy channeling through fresh plant carbon and reduced functional diversity.

Different localization of fluorescently labeled N- and C-termini of nucleolin variants in human glioblastoma cell culture

This study examines nucleolin localization in human glioblastoma cells and finds that invasive tumor cells show cytoplasmic and membrane-associated nucleolin with altered N- and C-terminal sequences.

Trophic consistency of supraspecific taxa in belowground invertebrate communities

The paper tests trophic consistency of supraspecific taxa in soil invertebrates using stable isotope data, finding that genera and families show trophic consistency but species-level identification is more predictive of isotopic niches.