Browning, not warming, pushes shallow boreal lakes toward bacterial dominance
A controlled pond experiment in northern Sweden shows that increasing dissolved organic carbon, rather than a two-degree warming, reshapes nutrient...
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A controlled pond experiment in northern Sweden shows that increasing dissolved organic carbon, rather than a two-degree warming, reshapes nutrient...
Deep in the peat bogs of southern Sweden, an astonishing menagerie of microscopic worms has been hiding in plain sight....
Across the floodplains of Central Europe and the tidal marshes of the Baltic coast, a quiet biogeochemical rescue mission is...
Tropical forests are full of quiet architects. Among them, one plant family stands out for its sheer abundance and diversity:...
Along the sun-scorched coastlines of Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates, one of the most thermally extreme mangrove...
A study of Polish pine forests shows that hazel, buckthorn, and rowan shrubs each leave distinct biochemical fingerprints on soil...
A global analysis of woody plants shows that coarse root nitrogen and phosphorus scaling is loose and highly variable, shaped...
A new 5-arc-minute dataset quantifies how human-driven phosphorus inputs to land rose nearly elevenfold, from 3.8 to 41.0 teragrams per...
A study of Phragmites australis in arid Chinese marshes shows that soil moisture reshapes how the plant recycles specific phosphorus...
Researchers in Spain enriched a wastewater-fed stream with brewery-derived dissolved organic carbon and found that the addition shifted the reach...
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