Review quantifies birds’ role as nutrient transporters
A review of nearly 400 papers finds that birds transport and concentrate nutrients across terrestrial and aquatic environments, linking their ...
Tag: nutrient cycling
Common Fungicide Quietly Rewires Soil Bacterial Metabolism, Study Finds
A new study shows the strobilurin fungicide Quadris suppresses and reshapes soil bacterial metabolism for months, with effects that depend ...
Invasive Species Rewire the Hidden Highways of Energy Between Ecosystems
A new systematic review of 143 studies reveals how non-native species add, reduce, and modify the cross-ecosystem flows of energy ...
Harvest Timing, Not Crop Choice, Decides How Green Manures Feed the Soil
A 17-week pot experiment found that biomass maturity at harvest influenced green manure decomposition and soil nutrient dynamics more strongly ...
Mangrove Litter Mixing Reshapes Nutrient Chemistry More Often Than It Speeds Decay
A field study on Hailing Island shows that mixing mangrove litter from different species alters carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus composition ...
What Happens When Roots Die? New Experiment Rethinks How We Measure Underground Decay
A microcosm experiment on four Carex species shows that healthy roots and rhizomes decompose at rates comparable to senescing ones, ...
Liquid Digestate From Biogas Waste Boosts Maize Yields and Soil Health in Two-Year Field Trial
A two-year Turkish field trial shows that liquid digestates from poultry, cattle and plant residues significantly boost maize yields, soil ...
Biochar Meets Compost: Why the Hyped Soil Fix Isn’t a Climate Silver Bullet
A new critical review finds that combining biochar with compost can improve soil health, but claims of synergistic climate benefits ...
Thirsty Soils, Hidden Phosphorus: Barley–Lentil Teams Mine Deeper When Water Runs Short
A four-year Idaho field trial shows that deficit irrigation and barley–legume intercropping, especially with lentil, steepen soil phosphorus depletion gradients ...
How Tiny Soil Worms Survive Earth’s Harshest Places
A new global review reveals that soil nematodes survive Earth's harshest environments through suspended metabolism, opportunistic life histories, and microbe-based ...
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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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