What am I looking at? This video shows the wide range of microorganisms that live in the gut of a termite – an insect famous for feeding almost exclusively on wood. Biology in the background Termites ...
LEHNER: As we dig, we sieve great quantities of our dirt to take out the smallest bits of material evidence—bones, microfauna of birds, fish, rodents, small bits of pottery. Wilma Wederstrom ...
Breaking the rock down into smaller pieces allows fungi to tunnel between the rocks to bring buried nutrients, like nitrogen, ...
The site has an array of terrestrial (reptilian, dinosaurian, etc.) and marine (ammonites, sharks, microfauna, etc.) life and is the first direct evidence of larger organisms killed by the Chicxulub ...
To be truly sustainable, plant production must make efficient use of natural resources, such as light, CO2, nutrients and freshwater supplies, and sustain crucial biodiversity, for example pollinator ...
Tillage also affects life within the soil. It can reduce the survival of beneficial invertebrates, soil microfauna and microflora. Tillage reduces the populations of weed-seed eating carabid beetles ...
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As part of a joint project between the Port Board of Dénia and the company Ocean Ecostructures, the Marina Dénia Sports and ...
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