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Functional ecology of ectomycorrhizal fungi [PDF]

, 2012
Boreal forest ecosystems constitute a globally important carbon (C) sink, due to accumulation of complex organic matter, persistent to decomposition.
Bödeker, Inga
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Global warming will affect the maximum potential abundance of boreal plant species [PDF]

, 2020
Forecasting the impact of future global warming on biodiversity requires understanding how temperature limits the distribution of species. Here we rely on Liebig's Law of Minimum to estimate the effect of temperature on the maximum potential abundance ...
Hiirisalmi H., Hotanen J.‐P., Hultén E., Ilvesniemi H., Jylhä K., Koenker R., Raatikainen M., Reinikainen A., Salemaa M., Stocker T. F., Venäläinen A., Villén‐Peréz S.   +11 more
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Soybean Auxin Transporter PIN3 Regulates Nitrate Acquisition to Improve Nitrogen Use and Seed Traits

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
Xu et al. discovers that switching off auxin transporters in soybean, PIN3a and PIN3b, disrupts auxin flow; this triggers ARF‐STF3/4 signal cascade to activate the nitrate importer NPF2.13 and soil nitrogen acquisition. Multi‐year field trials show edited soybeans maintain yield with higher oil content, offering a potential genetic route to improve ...
Huifang Xu, Shiyu Huang, Jie Wang, Tian Wang, Qingqing Han, Kexin Wu, Zhen Gao, Xiaolei Shi, Tianli Tu, Ming Wang, Laimei Huang, Jiaomei Chen, Yunqi Liu, Yumei Zhang, Guoqiang Lin, Zhichang Chen, Xu Chen   +16 more
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Temporal changes in avian abundance in aspen-dominated boreal mixedwood forests of central Saskatchewan, Canada

Avian Conservation and Ecology, 2018
The boreal forest provides important breeding habitat for many migratory songbirds; however, changes in disturbance regimes have led to concern for populations breeding there. Monitoring data to track changes in boreal forest bird populations are scarce.
Steven L. Van Wilgenburg, Keith A. Hobson, Kevin J. Kardynal, Elizabeth M. Beck   +3 more
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Proportion of charcoal carbon in the forest floor carbon pool in relation to fire history in a boreal forest landscape

Ecosphere, 2023
Fire in the boreal forests emits substantial amounts of organically bound carbon (C) to the atmosphere and converts a fraction of the burnt organic matter into charcoal, which in turn is highly refractory and functions as a long‐term stable C pool. It is
Vilde L. Haukenes, Johan Asplund, Lisa Åsgård, Jørund Rolstad, Ken Olaf Storaunet, Mikael Ohlson   +5 more
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3D‐Printed Architected Anisotropic Channels for Ultrafast Solar‐Driven Interfacial Evaporation via Localized Thermal Management and Water Layer Structuring

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
A 3D‐printed anisotropic channel evaporator integrates directional geometry with aligned titanium oxide, boron nitride, and chitosan networks to coordinate photon absorption, heat localization, and water transport. Phonon‐guided thermal pathways and interfacial water structuring enable ultrahigh evaporation rates and long‐term salt‐resistant solar ...
Sijia Sun, Dong Jiang, Hengsong Zheng, Shuai Zhang, Ziyuan Cheng, Changtong Mei, Dan Tian, Shilong Yang, Yusuke Yamauchi, Mingzhu Pan   +9 more
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Effects of Temperature and Water Availability on Northern European Boreal Forests

Frontiers in Forests and Global Change, 2020
Boreal forests are warming faster than the rest of the planet. Do the benefits of higher temperatures and longer growing seasons for forest productivity exceed the negative effects of more frequent dry spells and heat waves, shifting precipitation ...
Guiomar Ruiz-Pérez, Giulia Vico
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Ecophysiological Models of Forest Stand Dynamics [PDF]

, 1991
It is well known that woodlands play a crucial role in stabilizing the natural environment. They greatly influence and regulate hydraulic cycles, and thus the flow of waters and local humidity conditions.
Antonovsky, M.Y., Berezovskaya, F.S., Karev, G.P., Shugart, H.H., Shvidenko, A.Z.   +4 more
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Can forest management based on natural disturbances maintain ecological resilience? [PDF]

, 2006
Given the increasingly global stresses on forests, many ecologists argue that managers must maintain ecological resilience: the capacity of ecosystems to absorb disturbances without undergoing fundamental change.
Andren H., Angelstam P.K., Attiwill P.M., Aubry K.B., Augustine D.J., Banner A., Baskerville G.L., Baskerville G.L., Beisner B.E., Bender D.J., Bengtsson J., Berg A., Berg A., Bergeron Y., Bergeron Y., Bergeron Y., Bergeron Y., Beschta R.L., Brais S., Burton P.J., C Ronnie Drever, Cantrell R.S., Carpenter S., Caspersen J.P., Christian Messier, Cissel J.H., Clark W.C., Cochrane M., Connell J.H., Costanza R., Coyle D.R., D'Eon R.G, Dale V.H., Danell K., De Grandpre L., De Grandpre L., Drapeau P., Dublin H.T., Dussart E., Elmqvist T., Everham E.M.I., Fayt P., Fenton N., Fisher J.T., Flannigan M., Folke C., Forman R.T.T., Foster D.R., Franklin J., Franklin J.F., Franklin J.F., Frelich L.E., Frelich L.E., Garry Peterson, Gunderson L.H., Haeussler S., Hansen A.J., Harmon M.E., Hastings A., Heinselman M.L., Hiebeler D., Hilderbrand G.V., Hoekstra J.M., Holling C.S., Holling C.S., Holling C.S., Holling C.S., Holling C.S., Honnay O., Hunter M.L., Hunter M.L., Imbeau L., Kuuluvainen T., Laurance W.F., Law R., Lecomte N., Levin S.A., Lewontin R.C., Liebhold A.M., Lindenmayer D.B., Logan J.A., Lorimer C.G., Ludwig D., Lundberg J., May R.M., McCann K.S., McRae D.J., Mike Flannigan, Mitchell S.J., Murdoch W.W., Naeem S., Nappi A., Newman E.I., Nierenberg T.R., Nystrom M., Ostrom E., Paine R.T., Palik B.J., Parry D., Pastor J., Payette S., Payette S., Perry D.A., Peterson G.D., Peterson G.D., Peterson G.D., Peterson G.D., Peterson G.D., Purdon M., Quine C., Reeve J.D., Reich P.B., Rodriguez D.J., Saunders D.A., Scheffer M., Scheffer M., Scheffer M., Schindler D.W., Schneider R.R., Schowalter T.D., Sedia E.G., Shields W.J., Simard S.W., Simberloff D., Simberloff D., Sutherland J.P., Taylor A.D., Toman M.A., Trombulak S.C., Turner M.G., Turner M.G., Turner M.G., Turner M.G., Vitousek P.M., Walker B., Walker B., Walker B., Walker B., Weaver J.L., Weyenberg S.A., Wilkinson C.E., Wilson J.B., Yves Bergeron   +142 more
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Record‐High Latent Heat, Ultra‐Fast Relaxation and Closed‐Loop Recycling Double‐Brush Polymer Networks for Self‐Adaptive Thermal Interface Management

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
By grafting dense long double‐brush chains, we synthesized bottlebrush networks with high theoretical enthalpy. Their low entanglement, combined with dynamic bonds, promotes crystalline domain reorganization and minimizes enthalpy loss, achieving a record enthalpy of 240.7 J·g−1.
Qiguang Liu, Yanyun Li, Zhenghao Wu, Junjie Cheng, Chang Jing, Jue Cheng, Jiahao Ma, Junying Zhang   +7 more
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