Richard F. Pywell

This study tracks soil microbiome recovery over 143 years, finding taxonomic contraction and functional expansion during long-term restoration.

This study shows that antimicrobial resistance increases with soil restoration age, indicating a mature microbiome rather than degradation.

The paper examines how soil properties, particularly pH, influence bacterial genomic traits in agricultural systems.

This paper develops a high-resolution model to quantify landscape sponginess, estimating water retention potential at the parcel level for land management decisions.

This study evaluates how sensitivities in associating land-system archetypes with sustainability metrics affect decision support systems using simulated datasets.

The paper develops and validates a sediment retention model for Great Britain using the InVEST platform, finding that NDVI-based cover management factors improve model performance.