tropical forests
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Tropical Forests Showcase Resilience by Adapting to Nutrient-Poor Soils with Innovative Strategies
Tropical forests store a third of the world's carbon in their wood and soils. However, their future as a carbon sink has been uncertain. Scientists have long wondered whether nutrient-poor tropical soils would limit the ability of mature and recovering forests to thrive.
Latest Research Articles
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Global Warming Could Trigger Photosynthesis Failure in Tropical Forests, Study Warns
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Long-Lost Tree Hole Breeding Frogs Rediscovered In India
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To Slow Climate Change, Save Tropical Fruit-Eating Animals
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Invasive Purple-leaved Plant Spreads Like Wildfire
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Army Ants Link Up To Build Dynamic Bridges [WATCH]
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Increased Rainfall Can Actually Reduce Tree Growth In the African Savanna, Researchers Say
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Recently Discovered Coffee Tree Species Is Critically Endangered, Researchers Say
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Monkeys Find Sweet Treats Based On Scent, New Study Shows
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Exotic Gooseberries Are Good For Us, Too
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Captive Endangered Orangutans Should Be Released, Study Suggests
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Vines Helped Tarzan Commute, But They Are Strangling Trees Due to Climate Change, Researchers Say
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How Ants Diversified, Moving Between Tropics And Europe
