Forestry
Researchers at Hacettepe University have examined the variability of flammability traits among Mediterranean woody species, revealing that these traits exhibit substantial variation among species. The study, published in iForest - Biogeosciences and Forestry, measured eight flammability traits across 26 woody species in the understory of pine forests in southwestern Anatolia,
Agricultural industry
Research on the highly valued medicinal plant, Aquilaria sinensis, reveals alarming declines in its natural populations due to excessive logging and market demand. To mitigate this, scientists have employed the MaxEnt model to predict the future geographical distribution of A. sinensis across China. The study's findings highlight the
Forestry
Research conducted at Beijing Forestry University has yielded a novel composite material that can harness solar energy to purify water and remove pollutants concurrently. The TiO/g-CN/PPy@MS (TGP@MS) composite demonstrates exceptional hydrophilicity, broad-spectrum light absorption, and superior catalytic activity. By incorporating polysized phenylamine onto TiO/g-CN, the
Agricultural industry
Research on the highly valued medicinal plant, Aquilaria sinensis, reveals alarming declines in its natural populations due to excessive logging and market demand. To mitigate this, scientists have employed the MaxEnt model to predict the future geographical distribution of A. sinensis across China. The study's findings highlight the
Global warming
Research published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has shed light on the impact of long-term climate warming on plant biomass responses. The study analyzed a global dataset of 2,291 paired observations, revealing that while warming increased overall aboveground and belowground plant biomass in the short term,
Forestry
Research conducted by scientists at the Xinyang Agriculture and Forestry University has revealed the importance of radionuclide dating in understanding marine sediment processes. By tracking radionuclide sources and sinks, scientists can assess ocean health and pollution. The study, which investigated the vertical distribution of Pb, Cs, and Pu in sediment
Forestry
A recent study from Beijing Forestry University has made a significant contribution to the field of sustainability research by exploring the enhancement effect of mine ecological rehabilitation. The researchers conducted a case study in the Bayan Obo mine, where they planted Pinus tabulaeformis carr (PC) and Festuca arundinacea (FA) and
Forestry
Researchers at Central South University of Forestry and Technology have conducted a study to explore the spatial heterogeneity of factors influencing A-level logistics enterprises in China over time. The study used a multi-scale geographically weighted regression model, analyzing the spatial evolution characteristics of A-level logistics enterprises through spatial visualization and
Forestry
Research by Guofang Yuan and colleagues at Southwest Forestry University has shed new light on the genetic and molecular basis of fiber development in the red silk cotton tree (Bombax ceiba). The study, published in BMC Plant Biology, reveals a distinct transcriptional landscape in the inner fruit epidermis of B.
Forestry
Research investigators have published a new report on sustainability research, highlighting the influence of qualified foreign institutional investors (QFIIs) on the Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) performance of Chinese listed companies. The study uses panel data from Chinese A-share listed firms between 2009 and 2022 to examine the impact of QFII
Forestry
Researchers at Northeast Forestry University in China have made significant contributions to the field of environmental monitoring, introducing a novel approach to address the challenges of environmental informatics. The study, published in IEEE Access, focuses on using remote sensing data to analyze nutrient pollution with high spatial and temporal resolution.
Forestry
Researchers at Beijing Forestry University have made a significant discovery in the field of nanofiltration, developing a sustainable material that can efficiently treat water while being environmentally friendly. The new material, made from citrus pectin, has shown impressive performance in rejecting dyes and exhibiting excellent stability and regeneration. This breakthrough
