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Biochar Nanocomposites Emerge as Low-Cost Sensors for Tracking Water
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (55+ words) A humble material with roots in ancient Amazonian agriculture is quietly becoming one of the most promising tools in the fight against water pollution. Biochar, the carbon-rich solid produced by heating biomass in oxygen-limited conditions, has been used for more…...
Root anatomy, metabolism and microbes team up to help plants survive
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (599+ words) Plant roots are far more than simple anchors. They are living interfaces, constantly negotiating with an invisible world of bacteria and fungi that surround them in the soil....
How Plants Strike a Balance Between Immune Power and Growth
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (79+ words) Plants cannot run from their enemies, so they have evolved an extraordinary arsenal of molecular sentinels that detect invading pathogens and launch defences within minutes. Yet this vigilance comes at a price: every burst of immune activity diverts energy, nutrients…...
New polyaniline–alumina nanocomposite enables sensitive diazomethane gas
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (72+ words) Diazomethane is one of organic chemistry’s most useful and most feared reagents. The simple molecule CH2N2 is a superb methylating agent, capable of converting carboxylic acids into methyl esters with almost effortless efficiency, and it plays a quiet but essential role…...
Micronutrients shape plant root defense through microbiomes and pathogen
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (752+ words) Micronutrients such as iron, zinc, copper, manganese and boron have long been treated by agricultural science as little more than yield-boosters — elements needed in trace amounts for photosynthesis, enzyme activity and crop quality. A major new review published in Plant…...
Machine Learning Reveals How Lentil Roots Rethink Phosphorus Scarcity
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (704+ words) Bioengineer.org Phosphorus is the quiet bottleneck of global agriculture Locked tightly into soils and mined from finite rock reserves, the nutrient constrains yields of staple legumes across the developing world, and lentilâone of humanityâs oldest cropsâis…...
Superoxide Signal Controls Maize Stem Cell Niche Through a Glutaredoxin
3+ day, 6+ hour ago (45+ words) Enzyme Pair Bioengineer.org Subject of Research: A GRX-SOD redox regulatory module that maintains superoxide homeostasis and shoot apical meristem development in maize. Article Title: A GRX-SOD module maintains superoxide homeostasis and meristem development in maize...
New Bacillus cereus strain from refinery sludge shows ethanol production
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (14+ words) and stress tolerance Bioengineer.org...
Microplastics reshape microbial control of soil carbon in saline-alkali
1+ week, 16+ hour ago (776+ words) soils Bioengineer.org...
Dissolved inorganic carbon disrupts mineral-bound organic matter in soils
1+ week, 18+ hour ago (78+ words) Soils have long been celebrated as quiet guardians of the planet’s carbon, locking away vast quantities of organic matter in forms that can persist for centuries or even millennia. The centerpiece of this long-term storage is mineral-associated organic matter—organic…...