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Dep. of Ecology, Environment & Plant Sciences at SU
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Lupinen må vara vacker, men den ställer till problem för den biologiska mångfalden.
Därför är det extra roligt att se DEEP-forskaren Olle Lindestad uppmärksammas för sin forskning om artens utbredning och spridning i Sverige, i samband med Stora Lupinbekämpardagen! 👇
New study out now 🌊🔬
A new paper by DEEP researcher Alexis Fonseca reveals evidence of active cable bacteria living deep within anoxic marine sediments — challenging the long-standing view that these microbes are restricted to shallow sediment layers.
Access the paper below!
Happy International Day for Biological Diversity 🌼
Biodiversity is at the heart of healthy ecosystems and a sustainable future.
At DEEP, researchers like @yannickwoudstra.bsky.social work to better understand the plants, environments, and ecological processes shaping life on Earth.
Rekordvarma hav i Europa – vad betyder det för ekosystemen och klimatet? 🌊🔥
DEEPs @eklof.bsky.social medverkar i Vetenskapsradion och kommenterar den nya Copernicusrapporten.
Lyssna här!
Tiny invader, big surprises 🌱 🪲
A new DEEP-led study published in @springernature.com finds that the invasive moss Campylopus introflexus shakes up peatland life in southern Sweden, boosting beetle diversity while leaving spiders unaffected. Even moss invasions can reshape ecosystems!
News results from #SLUAlnarp and DEEP's @kristofferhylander.bsky.social shows that as plant species decline towards suboptimal climate (from their perspective) they also contract their niches of pH and nitrogen (and become more picky so to speak).
Access it here: doi.org/10.1111/geb....
Latest paper of the @tanjaslotte.bsky.social lab now out as a preprint in bioRxiv ✨️😁 👇
Led bymyself and @panazerv.bsky.social, we investigated the evolutionary consequences of the loss of distyly in Linum species along two different scales
My first publication! From my masters work on an invasive moss(!) in southern Sweden.
Soil microbes matter more than we thought 🌱
A new study by several Bolin Centre members shows that including microbial community composition (especially fungi:bacteria ratios) significantly improves predictions of soil respiration in managed Scots pine forests.
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Dep. of Ecology, Environment & Plant Sciences at SU
