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: Green Infrastructure Can Help to Provide Runoff Storage Capacity to Mitigate Urban Flooding

The scientists found that the large-scale, contiguous runoff storage and replenishment areas are mainly concentrated in the suburbs of the city.
2020-10-20

: C-N-P Interactions Are of Significance for Understanding the Rhizosphere Priming

Rhizosphere priming effect (RPE) is a key rhizosphere process in mediating soil organic matter (SOM) decomposition and nutrient cycling. The RPE can affect nutrient supply to plants, but the RPE it...
2020-10-20

: Superantigen Mutant Activate the Fatty Acid and Mitochondrial Energy Metabolic Programs of CD8+ T...

“The superantigen-directed fatty acid and mitochondrial energy metabolic programs are important for full activation and effector functions of CD8+ T cells in tumor immunotherapy.” said Prof XU.
2020-09-29

: Researchers Distinguish the Contribution of Nitrification and Denitrification to Soil NO Producti...

Prof. Fang Yunting and his research group, from the Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinses Academy of Sciences, collected seven soil samples from seven sites including two agricultural lands, two fo...
2020-09-27

: Morphological Traits of Absorptive Roots May Be Responsible for Rhizosphere Priming of Tree Species

Plant roots can significantly influence soil organic carbon (SOC) decomposition via the rhizosphere priming effect (RPE).
2020-09-22

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