Forest soil viruses may dampen how strongly microbes respire as temperatures rise
A study across a 3,600-kilometer climate gradient in China links lysogenic viral processes in forest soils to a reduced temperature ...
A study across a 3,600-kilometer climate gradient in China links lysogenic viral processes in forest soils to a reduced temperature ...
A sweeping analysis of flux towers, satellites and field experiments shows that after late-spring frosts, Northern Hemisphere vegetation often regrows ...
A new Nature Plants study shows that vegetation across the Northern Hemisphere frequently overcompensates for late-spring frost damage, reaching productivity ...
New research from the Chukchi Sea shows that colliding ocean currents sink carbon-carrying phytoplankton about four times faster than usual, ...
A two-decade satellite and soil analysis across Brazil's Central Atlantic Forest Corridor reveals that ecosystem productivity and soil carbon storage ...
A new PLOS Climate study using SSP scenario simulations shows that historical carbon dioxide emissions from the world's largest oil, ...
New research shows that depletion of moisture in deep soil layers, rather than surface drought alone, drives severe and lasting ...
New high-resolution biomass change maps show that Central African tropical forests are experiencing net carbon losses, challenging assumptions about the ...
A new field study in semi-arid southern India shows forest soils emit up to thirty times more COâ‚‚ than fallow ...
A new World View argues that the complex relationship between rock weathering and the carbon cycle demands broader research and ...
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