The article reports on the research revealing that ocean microbes produce a large amount of the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide, which could be contributing to global warming. According to Mark Trimmer of U...
4.499 million (28 August 2021.https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/). This has greatly negatively affected the world’s public health, economy, tourism, trading, and other aspects. Nonetheless, drug development is a key strategy to prevent epidemics of infectious diseases, in order to reduce...
'(Marine)spongesare shown to be affected byclimatechange," said Dr. Sacristán-Soriano. "Abnormal elevated seawater temperatures can cause shifts in the sponge microbial community, changes in physiological processes like pumping rates and feeding behaviour, or a decrease in survival rates." Microbial ...
communities and ecosystems will respond to a changing climate1,2,3,4. Because fundamental physiological rates of ectotherms are directly affected by environmental temperature3,5,6, climatic warming may be expected to lead to ectotherm communities with ...
Canadian Arctic summer sea ice has dramatically declined due to global warming, resulting in the rapid opening of the Northwest Passage (NWP), slated to be a major shipping route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by 2040. This development elevates the risk of oil spills in Arctic regio...
which represents a tremendous carbon store. Scientists have been concerned about the impact of global warming on these regions, suggesting that if temperatures up north grow warm enough to melt the permafrost, the atmosphere is likely to see a big increase in carbon dioxide. As temperatures have ...
Canadian Arctic summer sea ice has dramatically declined due to global warming, resulting in the rapid opening of the Northwest Passage (NWP), slated to be a major shipping route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by 2040. This development elevates the risk of oil spills in Arctic regio...
Bacteria and protozoa in soil microhabitats as affected by earthworms The effects of incorporation of elm leaves ( Ulmus glabra ) into an agricultural sandy loam soil by earthworms ( Lumbricus festivus ) on the bacterial and ... A Winding,R R?Nn,NB Hendriksen - 《Biology & Fertility of Soil...
This could not be explained by known geographical locations of species (Supplementary Fig. 1). Apparent latitudinal range shifts of plant pathogens in response to global warming6 suggest niche conservatism in thermal physiology, i.e. migration is the dominant response of populations to changing ...
Soil microbes comprise a large portion of the genetic diversity on Earth and influence a large number of important ecosystem processes. Increasing atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition represents a major global change driver; however, it is still debated whether the impacts of N deposition on soil mic...