Fungi-Savvy Herbs Thrive in Their Own Soil, Study Finds
A new analysis in Plant and Soil shows that herbaceous plants that respond strongly to mycorrhizal fungi enjoy more favorable ...
Tag: ecology
New Tunable Divergence Tool Weighs How Heavy-Tailed Systems Drift Apart
Researchers have introduced probability-turbulence divergence, a tunable instrument that generalizes many classical distance measures and makes comparisons of heavy-tailed type-probability ...
Hairy Bittercress Conquers Japan’s Temperature Gradient With Four Genetic Clusters
A genomic study of the invasive plant Cardamine hirsuta in eastern Japan reveals four genetic clusters with distinct climatic associations, ...
Serverless databases could save citizen science, if their interfaces stop scaring users away
Researchers argue that well-designed user interfaces, not raw technology, will decide whether serverless peer-to-peer databases can free ecological citizen science ...
AI Turns Birdwatchers’ Notes Into a Goldmine of Ecological Data
University of Michigan researchers show that large language models like Claude and ChatGPT can mine millions of comments on citizen-science ...
Birds and Mammals Still Dominate Ecology Research Despite Two Decades of Warnings
A sweeping analysis of nearly 1.4 million papers confirms that vertebrates dominate ecology and evolution research and attract more attention ...
Common Gut Microbe Blastocystis Turns Up in Insects Across China, Hinting at a Hidden Ecological Role
A large survey of nearly 1,400 invertebrates in China found Blastocystis DNA most often in insects, with subtypes ST1, ST2, ...
From Sloth Fur to Wound Care: The Hidden Ways Vertebrates Depend on Insects
A new review in Nature Reviews Biodiversity documents how vertebrates from sloths to chimpanzees rely on insects for food, shelter, ...
Science to Policy: Study Finds Seven-Year Lag in Environmental Decision-Making
Researchers at the University of Alicante and CEAM found that ecological concepts take about seven years on average to enter ...
Warming World, Hungrier Cannibals: Climate Change Reshapes Disease Spread in a Devastating Crop Pest
A new laboratory study shows that rising temperatures and protein-poor diets drive fall armyworm larvae to cannibalize each other more ...
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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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