Biology
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World’s Forest Are Getting ‘Weaker’ Due To Unstable Conditions Caused by Human Interactions
According to scientists, the short-term effects of rising temperatures, deforestation, and farming on many vulnerable landscapes mean that carbon stores on land are less likely to recover in the long term
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Feathers of Wandering Albatross Can Reveal Information About Their Long-distance Foraging
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New Species of Small, Blind Fish Living Without Light Found in Southern India
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Several Reefs Throughout the Tropical Pacific Ocean May Be Able To Keep Their High Coral Cover Well Into 2060
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Microbe Communities That Collaborate Emit More Carbon Dioxide, Contributing to Climate Change
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Trees Can Communicate With One Another via an Underground Web of Delicate Fungal Filaments
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As Rising Temperatures Threaten British Homegrown Species, Fuji From Japan and Gala From New Zealand May Replace Pippin and Russet
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Acesulfame: Sweetener Reveals Information About Groundwater Flows
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Moisture Is an Important Regulator and Sequestrant of Soil Carbon Stocks [STUDY]
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The Abundance of Cacti in Valais Is Encroaching on Natural Areas and Endangering Biodiversity
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Carbon Emissions Can Be Reduced to One-fifth of Current Levels by Calculating the Life Cycle of Fertilizers
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