Microbes help plants grow in mine soils
Researchers found that rhizosphere microbes have special genes that help local plants get nutrients from polluted soils.
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Researchers found that rhizosphere microbes have special genes that help local plants get nutrients from polluted soils.
Researchers found that pine seedlings in a symbiotic partnership with soil fungi grew 80% larger and survived extreme heat better than those…
University of Minnesota scientists identified a specific DNA region in the bacterium Shewanella oneidensis that helps it tolerate heavy…
Researchers used seismic data to test whether atmospheric rivers in 2023 replenished groundwater in the Greater Los Angeles area after two…
Researchers calculated that nuclear waste could be safely sealed away for more than 350 million years in geological repositories deep…
Scientists compared light reflected from Earth to light reflected from Mars, and found that planets with life produce more complex,…
Scientists replicated river systems in a laboratory and found that erosion around waterfalls varies based on pre-existing fractures in the…
Scientists developed biodegradable food packaging that combines heat- and light-driven chemistry to preserve food safely and sustainably.
Scientists tested four methods to reduce earthquakes caused by drilling for geothermal energy, and proposed a safer approach to replace the…
Researchers found that the enrichment of radiogenic elements in the upper continental crust requires high-temperature metamorphism to melt…