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Soil ecology as a book category covers the study of the living component of soils and their interactions with plants, microbes, animals and the physical and chemical environment, focusing on processes such as decomposition, nutrient and carbon cycling, soil food webs, structure formation, and ecosystem services. Books in this category range from technical textbooks and research monographs to field guides and accessible popular-science treatments, and typically address methods (field sampling, lab experiments, molecular and analytical techniques), theory (community ecology, food-web dynamics, biogeochemistry) and applied topics like sustainable agriculture, restoration, land management and climate change mitigation. Interdisciplinary by nature, soil ecology titles connect microbiology, plant ecology, hydrology and geochemistry and are aimed at researchers, students, land managers and informed general readers interested in the hidden biological engine beneath their feet.

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