It's time to value tropical fieldworkers as equal partners.
With billions spent on watching forests from space, foresters and botanists have never been more vital. In our @Nature correspondence we show why, and what needs to change. https://t.co/IC7gdzkugv
A new 35m tall tree species discovered in Amazon Peru.
First collected in 1986 in a plot, it took until 2023 until fertile material was finally found and confirmed it as new.
Drypetes oliveri Vásquez, R.Rojas & L.Valenz. sp. nov.
https://t.co/YPKuSglAl5
With wonderful colleagues from Central Africa I’m co-leading the Congo Basin Science Initiative to drive investment into understanding the worlds second largest expanse of tropical forest. We have 30 PhD and MSc fully funded scholarships, details here: https://t.co/Kt70wsZy6q
The Biogeography of the Amazonian Tree Flora
https://t.co/UZhqhySAFM
Congratulations Bruno Garcia Luize, Hans ter Steege and all Amazon Tree Diversity Network contributors.
A definitive analysis for the richest tree flora on the planet.
Final version published @SoilBiolBiochem
Liu et al. w/ @Gaowen_Yang and others
Discovering the role of fairy ring fungi in accelerating nitrogen cycling to promote plant productivity in grasslands
#fungi
https://t.co/tvI2dGxZDK
Interesting paper from 2023:
"The rise of hyperabundant native generalists threatens both humans and nature." To me, even more concerning is the rise of hyperabundant nonnative generalists (eg. wild boar, feral deer, goldfish, bullfrogs, Burmese pythons).
https://t.co/tw0QXR4Pcd
Our Oxford Nature Seminar Series starts again in early October. Amazing topics ranging from the planetary importance of animal poop, the mesmerizing allure of swifts, a global theory of biodiversity response to global change, lessons from recent mammal declines in Malaysia....1/4
We already knew that ending deforestation was essential to having a habitable planet. We've just learned that trees are about as important as soils in removing methane from the atmosphere - seriously impressive work! https://t.co/otnHAcnKy7
New paper from the lab- The abundant fraction of soil microbiomes regulates the rhizosphere function in crop wild progenitors - in - Ecology Letters - Wiley Online Library led by Miguel de Celis
Also first paper from @CropGlobal associate project with @PabloGarciaPal @ManuDelBaq@wang_juntao@PankajTri29 and many others. @WileyEcolEvol @wileyplantsci @wileyfoodsci @wileymicrobio
https://t.co/URsyuSvs84
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