Even rarer is the zinc metallophyte Cochlearia pyrenaica known from a single small population in the Hohn Valley in Belgium. Growing at a natural spring here with zinc-enriched water.
The thallium hyperaccumulator Viola allchariensis at the Allchar site in North Macedonia. It is a steno-endemic species that is incredibly rare and known from perhaps only a few hundred individuals growing on arsenic-thallium enriched soils.
I am happy to share our protocol published online at @bioprotocolbyte describing how to set up closed systems to investigate plant-filamentous fungi interactions, and how to perform subsequent microscopical imaging.
https://t.co/c46WJSobna
@PopyPapad@biobio_uth@ELIDEK_HFRI
I am afraid that although catchy, biodiversity leakage is not as much of an issue as the paper below suggests and should definitely not stop us from doing ecological restoration in the Global North. A short thread explaining why the argument in the paper is flawed. 🧵👇
The first many-analysts study in ecology is finally published! 🥳🙌
300+ coauthors and 5+ years, this was a massive effort by @Elliot_Gould_@HannahSFraser@TimParker88 and co.
Open access 👉 https://t.co/aA8QFN3bDs
Very happy to share:
3 of the 9 top downloaded papers in @GlobalChangeBio in 2024
are with our input!
https://t.co/JGuyO7cnSM
SOM priming: The pH effects
https://t.co/dWazm5Cglt
MAOM Stoichiometry
https://t.co/4C0xKTO7QV
Not all soil C is created equal
https://t.co/3PQGJx3AEn