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Rock outcrops influence adjacent soils and plant growth at fine scales in karst areas 22-09-01
Two new Engelhardia species of big tree reported 22-08-30
Study identifies key factors contributing to high local diversity of trees of Euphorbiaceae in Xi... 22-08-29
Methane uptake declines due to litter-derived nitrogen input in forest soils 22-08-25
Global cooling and Tibet uplift drove the Cenozoic climate change on the Tibetan Plateau 22-08-24
A new subspecies of Begonia reported from Zamboanga peninsula 22-08-23
Oldest fossil record of Podocarpium from Tibetan Plateau reported 22-08-22
Study integrates ecosystem services into a framework to evaluate impacts of hydropower development 22-08-17
Seed dispersal: Hungry hornets are unexpected and effective vectors 22-08-16
Topographic complexity is most significant factor influencing bird acoustic indices in tropical f... 22-08-15
High planting density of pine plantations leads to degradation in deep soil 22-08-05
Controlling soil splash erosion may benefit sustainable development of rubber plantation 22-08-02
Common wild rice has practical value for rice production by using the stem branch trait 22-07-29
How do plants integrate different components into Fe deficiency response? 22-07-27
Winter precipitation and temperature constrain distribution of Cedrus plants 22-07-26
Study develops new strategy for Fe fortification in rice 22-07-22
Leaf litter decomposes faster for lianas than trees in tropical forest 22-07-20
Hemiepiphytic figs reduce phosphorus competition by killing host trees 22-07-18
Study optimizes layout of crop planting structure in Songhua River Basin 22-07-15
New species of Begonia found in Gaoligong Mountains 22-07-13
Species-rich agroforestry possibly alleviates water limitation caused by rubber monoculture 22-07-11
Study identifies relationship between body size and soil community assembly in tropical forest 22-07-07
Fossils confirm early diversification of spiny plants in central Tibet 22-07-05
Rapid seed dispersal by hornets facilitates reproduction of agarwood plants 22-07-01
Metal nanoparticles can serve as plant growth regulators 22-06-30
Study provides insights into Cenozoic environmental change and ecosystem evolution 22-06-28
Microbes are recruited in soil environment according to ecosystem demand 22-06-24
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