Hidden Roots: How Underground Processes Could Decide the Arctic’s Carbon Future
A new review argues that changing root and rhizosphere processes beneath the greening Arctic may determine whether thawing permafrost becomes ...
A new review argues that changing root and rhizosphere processes beneath the greening Arctic may determine whether thawing permafrost becomes ...
A potassium ferrate-modified biochar made from sugarcane waste cut chromium in rice grains by 95.2 percent in a 120-day pot ...
Researchers built a simplified synthetic bacterial community from the rhizosphere of a salt-tolerant plant and showed it boosts rice growth ...
Researchers isolated phosphate-solubilizing fungi from an abandoned phosphate mine in China and showed that a three-strain synthetic community boosts forage ...
A Burkholderia strain releases potassium from biotite through a synergistic combination of acidification, citric and malic acid chelation, and amino ...
A four-year Idaho field trial shows that deficit irrigation and barley–legume intercropping, especially with lentil, steepen soil phosphorus depletion gradients ...
DNA sequencing of soybean rhizosphere soils in South Africa reveals that cattle dung and poultry waste fertilizers shape distinct fungal ...
A decade-long field study in a Bordeaux vineyard shows that trees planted within vine rows progressively enrich soil organic carbon, ...
An interpretable machine learning framework shows that high-dose organic fertilization, especially pig manure, improves blueberry fruit quality through rhizosphere pH ...
A two-year open-air experiment shows that elevated ozone and combined organic-inorganic fertilization both accelerate nitrification in wheat rhizosphere soil, but ...
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