Field experiments show dump soil briefly boosts non-native plant growth
Field experiments near Churchill found that dump soil increased the growth of three non-native plants in tundra and boreal forest, ...
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Hidden in Finnish forests: new Darwin wasp species revealed by DNA barcodes
A new parasitoid wasp species, Lochetica ramii, has been discovered in Finland through a combination of morphology and DNA barcoding, ...
Growing Seasons in the Far North Are Far More Local Than Climate Models Ever Imagined
A dense network of 347 microclimate loggers across northern Fennoscandia reveals that the onset of the growing season can differ ...
Old Traps, New Science: Sex Attractants Uncovered for 14 Boreal Forest Moths
Field screening with synthetic pheromone lures in the subarctic boreal forests of Russia's Kola Peninsula has produced the first known ...
Machine Learning Meets Its Match in the Mystery of Ice-Forming Particles
A four-month campaign at Finland's SMEAR II station used machine learning to screen hundreds of environmental variables against ice-nucleating particle ...
Sensors and Drones Reveal How Thinned Spruce Forests Weather Drought
A two-year Finnish field campaign combining sap-flow sensors, eddy-covariance towers and drone imaging shows that selectively thinned Norway spruce stands ...
New Optimization Model Steers Boreal Timber Harvests Toward Nature’s Own Pattern
Researchers have built the first harvest scheduling model that directly controls the spatial texture of mature and old-growth boreal forest, ...
Six Mass Spectrometers, One Forest: Scientists Close In on a Standard Way to Measure the Seeds of Cloud-Forming Particles
A two-week intercomparison of six chemical ionization mass spectrometers at a Finnish boreal forest shows that harmonized measurements of sulfuric ...
Boreal Forests Rewrite the Rules of Nitrogen Uptake Under Long-Term Deposition
A 15N tracer experiment in a Chinese Dahurian larch forest shows that long-term nitrogen addition reshapes how trees take up, ...
Thirty-Eight Years of Data Reveal Industrial Pollution Barely Touches Birch-Feeding Insects
A 38-year study around two Russian industrial towns finds weak and inconsistent links between pollution and birch-feeding insects, with no ...
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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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