Area of research
Pollution · Ecology
Research interest
Research interests include Earthworm, Biology, Bacteria, Tetracycline, Ecology, and Vermicompost.
Bacteriophage–Bacteria Interactions Promote Ecological Multifunctionality in Compost‐Applied Soils
Keystone taxa enhance the stability of soil bacterial communities and multifunctionality under steelworks disturbance
Litter quality modulates changes in bacterial and fungal communities during the gut transit of earthworm species of different ecological groups
Quantitative relationship between earthworms’ sensitivity to organic pollutants and the contaminants’ degradation in soil: A meta-analysis
Toxicity sharing model of earthworm intestinal microbiome reveals shared functional genes are more powerful than species in resisting pesticide stress
Contrasted effects of Metaphire guillelmi on tetracycline diffusion and dissipation in soil
Incubation trial indicated the earthworm intestinal bacteria as promising biodigestor for mitigating tetracycline resistance risk in anthropogenic disturbed forest soil
Ecological role of earthworm intestinal bacteria in terrestrial environments: A review
World within world: Intestinal bacteria combining physiological parameters to investigate the response of Metaphire guillelmi to tetracycline stress
Metaphire guillelmi gut as hospitable micro-environment for the potential transmission of antibiotic resistance genes
Coexistence and association between heavy metals, tetracycline and corresponding resistance genes in vermicomposts originating from different substrates
Comparing polyvalent bacteriophage and bacteriophage cocktails for controlling antibiotic-resistant bacteria in soil-plant system
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