A lush, healthy lawn doesn't happen by accident. It's the result of thoughtful preparation—and fertilizing at the right time ...

Frequent heat and drought events in southwestern Europe are reducing ecosystems' capacity to absorb CO₂, according to a ...

Scientists have analyzed whether planting turf and clover beneath solar panels can increase soil organic carbon, after measuring the results from a commercial plant in Japan. They tested more than 20 ...

potentially shedding light on the Red Planet’s ancient carbon cycle and its past habitability. Though Mars is now cold and barren, geological features such as dry riverbeds and sediment layers suggest ...

Scientists have found carbon residue in Martian rocks, indicating that an ancient carbon cycle existed ... X-ray diffraction to analyse rocks and soil. ‘Drilling through the layered Martian ...

Research from NASA's Curiosity rover has found evidence of a carbon cycle on ancient Mars. Research from NASA's Curiosity rover has found evidence of a carbon cycle on ancient Mars, bringing ...

thus participating in the soil carbon cycle and making important contributions to maintaining soil ecological balance. Significant differences were observed in bacterial biomarkers between continuous ...

have just wrapped up the first stage of the development of a satellite-assisted tool that will allow it to estimate levels of soil carbon on remote country with measurable accuracy.

HCS (including sites R1-R10) represented soils with high total carbon (TC) at relatively high latitudes, whereas LCS (including sites R11-R30) had low soil content distributed at low latitudes.

Increasing soil organic carbon (SOC) in cropland soils improves soil health and water quality, crop productivity, and resilience to climate-driven changes by influencing key soil processes. However, ...

The College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) has recently launched a large-scale deep soil carbon coring project across its estate. The project is the largest of its kind in Northern ...

Moss is basically a thick carpet of tiny green leaves and ever smaller stems that have a panache for growing in between blades of grass, soil, wood, rocks and any other area that is moist and shady.