Cada año, los seres vivos que habitan la Tierra logran fijar en el suelo 200 millones de toneladas de nitrógeno, elemento esencial para la vida en el planeta.
Cuando Juan Ramón Jiménez decidió describir así al asno andaluz más universal debió olvidar que en 1914 lo que menos importaba de un burro era que fuese suave. Al contrario, los ganaderos de principios del siglo XX seleccionaban a los mejores ejemplares precisamente por la fortaleza, así que un asno “de algodón” estaría como poco llamado a la extinción.
The water availability determines the functional properties of woody communities
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Understanding which factors govern the process in plant communities constitutes one of the main challenges of the ecology. The functional approach is a broadly-known key tool to better understand these issues, which is based on the functional trait variation along environmental gradients. Thus, the functional approach allows us to discern the filtering mechanisms and the community patterns that take place.
John Passioura urges biologists , physiologists and agronomists to scientifically cooperate in order
Escrito porThis Australian researcher offers a seminar in the School of Agricultural Engineering and Forestry of the University of Cordoba
New aspects of the reproductive strategy of the fungus causing Verticillium wilt of olive trees
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Vertigen project involving researchers from the University ceiA3 in Córdoba and two U.S. teams from the Universities of Cornell and Penn Stateis comes to a successful completion
This is the first study that describes the mechanisms of resistance to the herbicide glyphosate in Conyza sumatrensis, a very common broadleaf weed that is particularly harmful to citrus crops, vineyards and olive gro
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This is the first study that describes mechanisms of resistance to the herbicide glyphosate in Conyza sumatrensis, a very common broadleaf weed that is particularly harmful to citrus crops, vineyards and olive groves