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Research Progress
How do tree species respond to grass competition in savannas? 18-10-18
Study reveals positive roles of SAPK1 and SAPK2 in salt tolerance in rice 18-10-15
Changes in N concentration impact trophic cascade effects of spiders in detritus‐based food web 18-10-12
Researchers construct a manually curated database of validated sgRNAs for lncRNAs 18-10-11
Seed mass preferences differ among sympatric rodent species 18-10-10
Origin and evolution of Christella in SW China could be dated back to 56 million years ago 18-09-28
Bamboo shoot fiber effective in suppressing high-fat diet-induced insulin resistance 18-09-26
A new species of Pseudarthria found in Menghai 18-09-21
Rubber–Flemingia macrophylla systems reduce release of soil exchangeable cations 18-09-17
Trees can not alone explain effects of fragmentation on forest vegetation 18-09-12
Rare and common tree species respond to topography and space differently 18-09-11
XTBG gets a patent concerning Plukenetia volubilis leaf authorized 18-09-06
Trophic cascade in ant-wasp-fig system triggered by top–down processes 18-09-05
Runoff of nearby outcrops causes large heterogeneity in karst ecosystems 18-08-29
Intercropping improves soil physical properties and enriches soil nutrients in rubber plantations 18-08-23
Trehalose affects A. thaliana basal defense responses 18-08-15
A new fossil species of Ficus found in SW China 18-08-14
Spatial variability and temporal stability of the throughfall in a rubber plantation 18-08-10
High concentrations of serotonin result in stress responses by inhibiting primary root growth 18-08-09
Researchers propose a transdisciplinary framework to determine ecological redline areas in Shanghai 18-08-07
Snow damage to the canopy increases species richness via seedling recruitment 18-08-02
Rock outcrop runoff infiltration in three directions differs greatly 18-07-25
Forest conversion increases litter production and nutrient returns but decreases nutrient use eff... 18-07-24
Precipitation declines affect productivity of savannas 18-07-23
Honey bee queens have excellent learning and memory 18-07-20
Cold stress is the driving factor of intense defoliation of rubber trees in Xishuangbanna 18-07-18
Morphological analysis and molecular evidence delineate two controversial gold‐thread nanmu species 18-07-17
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