Vincent Poirier - Fiche du membre du personnel

Postes
Lieu de travail
Lieux
- Local :
- 207
Domaines d'expertise
- Sciences du sol
Publications
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2026
Microbial community composition, but not diversity, influence microbial necromass mineralization
PrépublicationDo Intercropped Legumes Alter Weed Communities in Organic Field Crops? A Taxonomic and Functional Perspective
Article de journalAgronomy
Plant litter effects on soil carbon stabilization and nitrogen availability: A trade‐off and some versatile species
Article de journalJournal of Ecology
Regional characteristics drive thinning effects on boreal soil organic carbon stocks
Article de journalForest Ecology and Management
2025
Previous legume identity influence wheat rhizosphere microbial communities and grain protein content
PrépublicationSoil amendments alter understory vegetation composition and functional diversity in poorly regenerated logging sites in Quebec, Canada
Article de journalForest Ecology and Management
How do fine root traits of fast-growing trees promote soil organic carbon stabilization?
Article de journalPlant and Soil
Alfalfa cultivars respond differently to seed germination inhibition by Kentucky bluegrass
Article de journalCanadian Journal of Plant Science
Impact of single and combined soil amendments on the growth and foliar nutrients of white spruce (Picea glauca) on a poorly regenerated logged site
Article de journalCanadian Journal of Forest Research
Motor-manual release changes carbon distribution in soil and tree biomass pools in the short term
Article de journalCanadian Journal of Forest Research
Phylogenetically Related Fast-Growing Trees and Their Root Traits Affect Soil Microbial Communities
AutreSsrn
Soil Amendments Alter Understory Vegetation Composition and Functional Diversity in Poorly Regenerated Logging Sites in Quebec, Canada
AutreSsrn
The afterlife effects of leaf and root litter traits on soil N cycling
Article de journalJournal of Ecology
2024
How is tree growth rate linked to root functional traits in phylogenetically related poplar hybrids?
Article de journalTree Physiology
Growing Jatropha curcas L. Improves the Chemical Characteristics of Degraded Tropical Soils
Article de journalForests
Comparing standardised precipitation and barley yield across Quebec
Article de journalEnvironmental Science and Pollution Research
Identifying yield and growing season precipitation gaps for maize and millet in Cameroon
Article de journalJournal of Water and Climate Change
Vulnerability of barley yields in Québec
Article de journalEnvironmental Monitoring and Assessment
2023
A new index assessing adaptive capacity across Africa
Article de journalEnvironmental Science and Policy
Acacia auriculiformis agroforestry fallows of different ages improve soil physico-chemical properties and carbon stocks on the Batéké plateau, Democratic Republic of Congo
Article de journalGeoderma Regional
How Can Plants Help Restore Degraded Tropical Soils?
Article de journalLand
Increasing tree productivity does not translate into greater soil organic carbon storage
Article de journalForest Ecology and Management
2022
Increasing Tree Productivity Does Not Linearly Translate into Greater Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration
AutreSsrn
Plant litter chemistry controls coarse-textured soil carbon dynamics
Article de journalJournal of Ecology
Planting spacing differently affects the vegetative growth of Jatropha curcas L. in cultivation on overexploited soil in northern Gabon,L’écartement de plantation affecte différemment la croissance végétative du Jatropha curcas L. en culture sur un sol surexploité au nord du Gabon
Article de journalInternational Journal of Biological and Chemical Sciences
2021
Evaluation of an Acacia mangium Provenance Trial after Seven Years, on the Ibi - Batéké Plateau, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Article de journalTropicultura
Repeated thinning treatments reduce long-term soil carbon and nitrogen storage: An 87-year study at the petawawa research forest, Canada
Article de journalCanadian Journal of Forest Research
2020
Organo-mineral interactions are more important for organic matter retention in subsoil than topsoil
Article de journalSoil Systems
2018
Species and root traits impact macroaggregation in the rhizospheric soil of a Mediterranean common garden experiment
Article de journalPlant and Soil
The root of the matter: Linking root traits and soil organic matter stabilization processes
Article de journalSoil Biology and Biochemistry
2017
Carbon storage in agroforestry systems in the semi-arid zone of Niayes, Senegal
Article de journalAgroforestry Systems
2016
Silvicultural treatments and subsequent vegetation impact long-term mineral soil biogeochemistry in mixedwood plantations
Article de journalForest Ecology and Management
2014
Combined influence of fire and salvage logging on carbon and nitrogen storage in boreal forest soil profiles
Article de journalForest Ecology and Management
Digital mapping of soil properties in Canadian managed forests at 250m of resolution using the k-nearest neighbor method
Article de journalGeoderma
Formation of millimetric-scale aggregates and associated retention of 13C-15N-labelled residues are greater in subsoil than topsoil
Article de journalSoil Biology and Biochemistry
Transforming plant carbon into soil carbon: Process-level controls on carbon sequestration
Article de journalCanadian Journal of Plant Science
2013
Initial soil organic carbon concentration influences the short-term retention of crop-residue carbon in the fine fraction of a heavy clay soil
Article de journalBiology and Fertility of Soils
2009
Interactive effects of tillage and mineral fertilization on soil carbon profiles
Article de journalSoil Science Society of America Journal