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by Jack J. Lee on 28 November 2019 from Mongabay A delicate balance between beneficial and harmful soil fungi associated with tree roots guides the diverse mixture of tree species that thrive in subtropical forests, according to a new study. Scientists had previously hypothesized that forest diversity resulted from a “rare-species advantage” driven by pathogenic, or harmful, fung...
Beneficial and harmful fungi are at the root of forest diversity
[2019.11.29]
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From November 6th to 8th, the 7th IUCN Asia Regional Conservation Forum was held in Islamabad, Pakistan. Prof. Keping Ma from Institute of Botany, CAS was re-elected as the chairman of the IUCN Regional Members Committee for Asia during the forum. This was one of the most important event about Asia biodiversity and ecosystem conservation. The theme of the forum was Greening Asia for Na...
Keping Ma from institute of Botany, CAS is re-elected as Chairman of the Asia Regional Mem...
[2019.11.15]
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Soil is the largest carbon (C) stock in terrestrial ecosystems, with its pool size being determined by the balance between C inputs from plant production and C outputs through microbial decomposition. Of the various plant–soil interactions, the priming effect (i.e. alteration of soil organic matter (SOM) decomposition by labile C inputs) is a key mechanism regulating soil C cycle. Kno...
Soil organic matter stability plays a major role in regulating the priming effect
[2019.11.14]
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