Mesfin Tsegaye Gebremikael

Assistant Professor

Aarhus University

Denmark

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Mesfin Tsegaye Gebremikael is an Assistant Professor at Aarhus University, Denmark. His research focuses on soil microbial activity, vermicomposting, and the interactions of soil nematodes with plant productivity. He has contributed significantly to studies on agricultural waste recycling, soil health, and organic agriculture practices, with an emphasis on sustainable methods in various agricultural contexts.

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Monica Höfte

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Universiteit Gent

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Hanne L. Kristensen

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Kenneth Dumack

University of Cologne

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Margita Hefner

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Leibniz Institute of Vegetable and Ornamental Crops

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Francesc Xavier Sans

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Suppression potential of selected vermicomposts against root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne incognita) under in vitro, pot, and field conditions

Soil microbial activity improved while intensifying vegetable production by use of plant-based fertilisers, cover crops and reduced tillage

Agricultural Waste Recycling in an Organic Zucchini-Lettuce Rotation: Soil Microbial Parameters Under Laboratory and Field Conditions, and Crop Production Parameters Assessment

Increased N2O emissions by the soil nematode community cannot be fully explained by enhanced mineral N availability

Root traits explain multitrophic interactions of belowground microfauna on soil nitrogen mineralization and plant productivity

Organic residue valorization for Ethiopian agriculture through vermicomposting with native (Eudrilus eugeniae) and exotic (Eisenia fetida and Eisenia andrei) earthworms

Mesofauna as effective indicators of soil quality differences in the agricultural systems of central Cuba

Assessment of trade-offs, quantity, and biochemical composition of organic materials and farmer's perception towards vermicompost production in smallholder farms of Ethiopia

Combined selective gamma irradiation and pulverized soil inoculation for ecologically relevant soil microfauna studies

The Impacts of Black Soldier Fly Frass on Nitrogen Availability, Microbial Activities, C Sequestration, and Plant Growth

The concurrent assessment of agronomic, ecological and environmental variables enables better choice of agroecological service crop termination management

How do novel and conventional agri-food wastes, co-products and by-products improve soil functions and soil quality?

Cover crop composition mediates the constraints and benefits of roller-crimping and incorporation in organic white cabbage production

Soil texture strongly controls exogenous organic matter mineralization indirectly via moisture upon progressive drying — Evidence from incubation experiments

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Monica Höfte

Hanne L. Kristensen

Kenneth Dumack

Margita Hefner

Francesc Xavier Sans

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