Monbiot wrote that less trees need to be planted, referring to the MP’s pledge of planting millions of trees. He advocates “natural regeneration”. What is still “natural” in the UK? Then, are there still seed banks? Dispersal routes? 🤔
Monbiot wrote that less trees need to be planted, referring to the MP’s pledge of planting millions of trees. He advocates “natural regeneration”. What is still “natural” in the UK? Then, are there still seed banks? Dispersal routes? 🤔
#gradbehav26
#gradbehav26
forest.biologists.com/landscape/
forest.biologists.com/landscape/
✅ Interventions needed to maintain connectivity and not increase local kinship in this species which is failing to recruit naturally
👉 Read the full paper:
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
✅ Interventions needed to maintain connectivity and not increase local kinship in this species which is failing to recruit naturally
👉 Read the full paper:
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
that simply leaving them to recover naturally will not work
Dispersal limitation, damaged substrate, excess nutrients, altered hydrology, etc
mean active intervention is needed to recreate rich ecosystems in a timely way
that simply leaving them to recover naturally will not work
Dispersal limitation, damaged substrate, excess nutrients, altered hydrology, etc
mean active intervention is needed to recreate rich ecosystems in a timely way
Not a genocide.
Not a genocide.
🗃 #skystorians
🗃 #skystorians
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Time & dispersal have rendered that no longer really a factor.
Time & dispersal have rendered that no longer really a factor.
Instead of burrowing underground, European defense giants are focusing on decentralization. Rather than relying on a single, massive factory that can be crippled by one strike, production is increasingly split across small, modular
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Instead of burrowing underground, European defense giants are focusing on decentralization. Rather than relying on a single, massive factory that can be crippled by one strike, production is increasingly split across small, modular
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If it really was heterotrophic, dispersal seems to be the most likely benefit of height and combining that with long life and storage makes sense.
I'm not 100% convinced by the heterotrophy though. If >
If it really was heterotrophic, dispersal seems to be the most likely benefit of height and combining that with long life and storage makes sense.
I'm not 100% convinced by the heterotrophy though. If >
Investing in height makes sense when there is either competition (e.g. light), a need for long range dispersal or when the aerial space is needed e.g. for temperature>
Investing in height makes sense when there is either competition (e.g. light), a need for long range dispersal or when the aerial space is needed e.g. for temperature>
Thank you for reading & I’ll see you on the next #Cheliceratime!
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Thank you for reading & I’ll see you on the next #Cheliceratime!
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Three players were selected by the Blazers with the 20th pick, but only one would wear the Red and Black uniform.
#RipCity
Three players were selected by the Blazers with the 20th pick, but only one would wear the Red and Black uniform.
#RipCity