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Soil biodiversity and ecosystem function
It has long been recognised that organisms living in the soil are important for making nitrogen available to plants and for storing carbon in the soil but a new paper in PNAS by de Vries et al… Source: canwefeedtheworld.wordpress.com diana … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Agriculture, Burundi, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, research, Sahel, Soil, Soil biodiversity, Soil type, Sudan
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