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Spatio‐Seasonal Networks of Coexistence and Niche Differentiation Among Closely Related Freshwater Bacteria and MicroeukaryotesNARA Subscribed
Plankton play a key role in biogeochemical cycles in aquatic environments, and their abundance and composition vary spatially and seasonally. We characterised the seasonal dynamics and environmental preferences of freshwater bacteria and microeukaryotes from four pelagic sites in the oligotrophic Lake Baikal and examined the spatio‐seasonal niche of closely related taxa. Based on spatio‐seasonal patterns, the amplicon sequence...
Future precipitation changes in California: Comparison of CMIP5 and CMIP6 intermodel spread and its driversNARA Subscribed
California is one of the major uncertainty hotspots for climate change, as climate models have historically been split between projecting wetter and drier future conditions over the region. We analysed the future (mid‐century and end‐century) projections of California's winter precipitation changes from the latest Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 6 (CMIP6), and studied its respective model agreement in comparison to...
Landrace legislation in the world: status and perspectives with emphasis in EU systemNARA Subscribed
Crop landraces are genetically variable populations of agricultural plant species that through natural evolution and farmers’ selection and continuous cultivation have been adapted to the environment of their origin or cultivation. To be used and officially traded, there are more lax or strict registration schemes throughout the world concerning the application of distinctiveness, uniformity, stability (DUS) system. This revie...
Forest Management, Engineering, and OperationsNARA Subscribed
9Forests represent a major global C sink, and forest management strategies that maximize carbon storage offer one avenue for mitigating increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations. Our understanding of relationships between forest management, productivity, carbon storage, and stand age, however, is limited. We established research plots in a chronosequence of thinned and unmanaged red pine stands in northern Minneso...
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