When Painters Saw Soil: How 17th and 19th Century Naturalism Put Earth’s Hidden Layers on Canvas
Soil scientists have identified paintings from the Dutch Golden Age and the 19th-century naturalist schools that depict soil horizons with ...
Soil scientists have identified paintings from the Dutch Golden Age and the 19th-century naturalist schools that depict soil horizons with ...
A new editorial argues that soil science is marginal in school curricula worldwide and calls for transformative, sustainability-focused soil education ...
A special issue of the Spanish Journal of Soil Science honors the late Jaume Porta Casanellas with studies spanning salinity, ...
University of Tennessee professor Jie Zhuang is one of nine scientists named 2026 Fellows of the Soil Science Society of ...
Researchers in Finland have developed the first liquid chromatography method to directly quantify fungal melanin in soils, finding that melanin ...
A study along nearly 3,000 vertical meters of the Tianshan Mountains finds that plant diversity, acting through productivity rather than ...
A study of collapsing permafrost at Cape Bounty in the Canadian High Arctic shows that deep sediments exposed by retrogressive ...
A new bibliometric review charts how Brazilian soil computed tomography evolved from homemade gamma-ray scanners in 1985 to synchrotron imaging ...
A 100-to-1,600-year chronosequence of ancient Torreya grandis plantations reveals progressive soil potassium depletion and collapsing nutrient resorption efficiency in the ...
A geostatistical survey of ninety-nine cauliflower farms in Himachal Pradesh reveals that key soil properties form statistically significant spatial clusters, ...
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