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Brian J. Darby

Soil and Crop Sciences

University of North Dakota

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About Brian J. Darby at University of North Dakota

Brian J. Darby is a soil ecologist at Cornell University studying soil biodiversity, microbial interactions, and ecosystem function in agricultural and grassland systems. Darby has established a strong presence in the field. Their research directions are illustrated by key works including "What is dirt? There’s a whole wriggling world alive in the ground beneath our feet, as a soil scientist explains", and "Small mammals of a northern salt-affected grassland".

Research Areas

soil ecologymicrobial communitiesnematode ecologybiocrustsmycorrhizal fungisoil healthgrassland restorationsoil biodiversity
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Research Output

Total Citations958

Emerging researcher

Publications40

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h-index17

Developing track record

i10-index22

Early-stage portfolio

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