Wei Shi | Crop and Soil Sciences
- Foot traffic on turf primarily shaped the endophytic bacteriome of the soil-rhizosphere-root continuum, Frontiers in Microbiology (2025, April 9)
- Metagenomic evidence clarifies the texture-dependent cascading effects of organic degradation on soil hypoxia and N2O emission, Frontiers in Microbiology (2025, September 22)
- Multi-amplicon nitrogen cycling gene standard: An innovative approach for quantifying N-transforming soil microbes in terrestrial ecosystems, Soil Biology and Biochemistry (2024, May 10)
- Soil dependence of biochar composts in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions: An overlooked biophysical mechanism, Applied Soil Ecology (2024, March 29)
- Abundance, diversity, and composition of root-associated microbial communities varied with tall fescue cultivars under water deficit, Frontiers in Microbiology (2023, January 12)
Wei Shi
Associate Department Head.
Professor of Soil Microbiology & Ecology.
Contact:
Williams Hall 4302B
Research:
My research directs toward biochemical, physiological, and ecological functions of soil and environmental microorganisms. The goal is to develop fundamental knowledge and apply the information obtained to practice for sustaining agriculture and the environment. Current research emphasis is on soil microbial community structure and nitrogen cycling.
