Featured Congratulations Kaytee Ankrom on her PhD Dissertation defense! By Katherine Porebski / May 6, 2021 Kaytee Ankrom, former PhD student of Diana Wall and Steve Fonte, discussed soil nematodes and their response to climate change... Read More Featured “Ghost Soil Creature” Of Antarctica Has Survived 30 Ice Ages By André Franco / November 16, 2020 A YouTube video produced by BYU University Communications highlights a primitive insect-like creature that has survived 30 ice ages and... Read More Featured New publication in Functional Ecology By André Franco / October 12, 2020 Our new paper in Functional Ecology explores root herbivory, water availability and above and belowground biomass, and it shows how soil... Read More Featured Tiny ‘ghost creatures’ from Antarctica give insight into past, current climate change By André Franco / October 12, 2020 The DNA of tiny Antarctic invertebrates holds clues to past climates and the ancient history of a massive ice sheet.... Read More Featured Uncategorized New Nature Paper on Soil Nematodes Globally By André Franco / July 24, 2019 This new paper integrates data from the Wall lab and others internationally to develop a global understanding of soil nematodes. Read More Featured Uncategorized Our multi-site study on grassland nematodes and drought published in PNAS By André Franco / June 11, 2019 Extreme drought alters trophic structure belowground, releasing plant parasites from predation. But the magnitude of these effects changes spatially. Those... Read More Search for: Recent Articles Congratulations Kaytee Ankrom on her PhD Dissertation defense! The legacy of two soil biodiversity projects and a paper A Conversation with Diana Wall about Sustainability at CSU Science Leaders Issue Clarion Call for Evidence-Based Policy Diana Wall’s article among 5 chosen by SBB for World Soil day “Ghost Soil Creature” Of Antarctica Has Survived 30 Ice Ages
