Biocrusts—tiny communities of fungi, bacteria, and algae on dryland soils—have fascinated scientists for decades A new review in @cambridgeup.bsky.social #CPDrylands by Rosentreter & Eldridge explores key trends in biocrust research in North America doi.org/10.1017/dry....

New research by Randhawa & al published in @cambridgeup.bsky.social #CPDrylands show that variation in tree traits can reduce bistability in savanna-woodland systems, favoring woodland expansion www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Cambridge Prisms: Drylands marks 1 year of publishing! Thank you to everyone contributing to a growing community exploring the science, management, and future of drylands.

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