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Decades to establish, centuries to assemble: Soil microbial community development following woodland creation on agricultural land
Woodland creation on former agricultural land is a central component of UK and European land-use policy for climate change mitigation and biodiversity restoration. However, the long-term trajectories of soil fungal and bacterial community assembly following woodland creation, and the extent to which
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