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Seasonal Influence on Pesticide Transfer and Bioaccumulation in Native Wetland Vegetation in an Agricultural Critical ZoneNARA Subscribed
Wetlands are acknowledged for their significant role in mitigating contaminant fluxes to aquatic environments. However, the contribution of intrinsic vegetation to the efficacy of wetlands in dispersing pesticides remains a subject of debate. This study seeks to quantify: (1) the ability of native wetland plants to bioaccumulate pesticides in distinct compartments (roots, stems, leaves), and (2) the transfer of pesticides from...
Based on rare and original in situ measurements together with published data, we estimate a complete nitrogen (N) budget for a semi-arid Sahelian grazed grassland located in Dahra (Senegal) in 2014 and 2017. Nitrogen inputs include biological fixation, dry and wet atmospheric deposition, and input from livestock manure. Nitrogen outputs include nitric oxide (NO) and nitrous oxide (N 2 O) emissions from soils, NO and ammonia (N...
Genome‐inferred spatio‐temporal resolution of an uncultivated Roizmanbacterium reveals its ecological preferences in groundwaterNARA Subscribed
Summary Subsurface ecosystems like groundwater harbour diverse microbial communities, including small‐sized, putatively symbiotic organisms of the Candidate Phyla Radiation, yet little is known about their ecological preferences and potential microbial partners. Here, we investigated a member of the superphylum Microgenomates ( Cand . Roizmanbacterium ADI133) from oligotrophic groundwater using mini‐metagenomics and monitored...
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