- Atmospheric nitrogen deposition is driving global vegetation greening.
- A new research study has been initiated in East Asia, led by personnel from Pusan National University and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, focusing on biogenic emissions and air quality.
Research findings indicate that fine particulate matter impacts plant water efficiency, and models fail to account for aerosol processes in biogeochemical cycles.
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Research findings indicate that fine particulate matter impacts plant water efficiency, and models fail to account for aerosol processes in biogeochemical cycles.
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A new research study has been initiated in East Asia, led by personnel from Pusan National University and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, focusing on biogenic emissions and air quality. All 1 developmentsWithin Atmospheric nitrogen deposition is driving global vegetation greening.