Trees on Farms Boost Insect Numbers but Not Diversity in Semi-Arid Tanzania
A new study in Dodoma, Tanzania, finds that agroforestry boosts ground-dwelling insect abundance but supports lower species richness and diversity ...
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Poplar Leaves Boost Selenium and Cut Methane in Goats but Backfire in Early Lactation
A new German study finds poplar foliage raises selenium status and lowers methane emissions in goats, but tannins in the ...
Eucalyptus hedgerows test maize yields in Ethiopia
A three-year field experiment in Ethiopia's Kaffa Zone shows that maize intercropped with Eucalyptus camaldulensis hedgerows can maintain yields, while ...
Tree species, not grazing, drive soil carbon in Mediterranean oak silvopastures
A study of grazed oak silvopastures in northeastern Portugal finds that stand-forming tree species and soil depth, not grazing, control ...
Ancient Dayak forest gardens offer blueprint for healing Indonesia’s degraded watersheds
A new study finds that traditional Dayak tembawang forest gardens in West Kalimantan possess the multilayered structure and diversity needed ...
Robots Could Tame the Wild Strips That Make or Break Temperate Alley Cropping
A new study argues that the understory vegetation strips of temperate alley cropping systems shape biodiversity, weeds, pests and root ...
Peru’s Amazonas: Ensemble Models Map Where Cacao Can Truly Thrive
An ensemble modeling study in Peru's Amazonas region finds that only a fraction of climatically suitable cacao territory remains available ...
Indigenous Forest Management Emerges as a Powerful Blueprint for Climate Adaptation
A systematic review of 59 studies finds that Indigenous forest management functions as an integrated socio-ecological system delivering measurable climate ...
Trees in Vineyard Rows Quietly Rewire Soil Microbes and Boost Vine Nitrogen
A decade-long field study in a Bordeaux vineyard shows that trees planted within vine rows progressively enrich soil organic carbon, ...
Tree Planting Can Backfire: Restoration’s Hidden Spillover Effects Mapped Across Africa
A landmark analysis of nearly 130,000 restoration sites across sub-Saharan Africa shows that natural regeneration and active planting cut tree ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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