Luiz A. Domeignoz‐Horta

This study investigates whether volatiles from Desmodium plants repel fall armyworm moths in push-pull cropping systems, finding that while some volatiles may repel, they are not sufficient to explain reduced pest infestation.

This study investigates how fungal and bacterial communities influence necromass formation and stability in soil, finding that complex microbial communities and fungal presence enhance SOC persistence.

This study examines how long-term soil warming affects ecosystem function and bacterial diversity across seasons and soil horizons, finding that season strongly influences both but the function-diversity relationship remains stable under warming.

This study shows that undersown plant species abundance, not diversity, reduces barley disease through aboveground mechanisms, with specific species improving yield without trade-offs.

The paper evaluates assumptions in the 18O-H2O method for measuring microbial carbon use efficiency and shows how methodological biases affect results.