International Conference on Ecosystem Functioning and Nutrient Cycling (ICEFNC - 26)

This track explores the mechanisms underlying ecosystem functioning and resilience in response to environmental changes. Emphasis will be placed on understanding how various factors influence ecosystem stability and recovery.

This session focuses on the intricate processes of nutrient cycling within various ecosystems, highlighting the roles of biotic and abiotic factors. Researchers will present findings on the cycling of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in different ecological contexts.

Investigating the relationship between primary production and ecosystem health, this track will cover methodologies for measuring productivity and its implications for ecosystem services. Discussions will include the impact of climate change on primary producers.

This session will delve into the biological and chemical processes of decomposition and their significance in nutrient cycling. Presentations will address the roles of decomposers and the factors affecting decomposition rates.

Focusing on carbon cycling, this track will examine the interactions between terrestrial ecosystems and the atmosphere. Contributions will highlight the implications of carbon fluxes for climate change mitigation strategies.

This session aims to elucidate the complexities of nitrogen dynamics within ecosystems, including sources, transformations, and losses. Research will address the implications of nitrogen cycling for ecosystem productivity and health.

Exploring the role of phosphorus in ecosystem functioning, this track will discuss its cycling, availability, and impact on productivity. Contributions will include case studies from various ecosystems and management strategies.

This session will investigate energy flow through trophic levels and its implications for ecosystem structure and function. Presentations will cover food web dynamics and the effects of species interactions on energy transfer.

Focusing on soil processes, this track will explore their critical role in supporting ecosystem services and overall health. Discussions will include soil microbial activity, nutrient availability, and land management practices.

This session will highlight the essential role of microbial processes in nutrient cycling and their impact on ecosystem functioning. Researchers will present innovative studies on microbial interactions and their contributions to biogeochemical cycles.

This track will address the importance of maintaining ecosystem balance through effective management strategies. Presentations will focus on case studies that illustrate successful interventions in ecosystem restoration and conservation.