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Assessing soil compaction on blanket bog
This research paper evaluates the physical impacts of cutting versus burning management practices on blanket bog peatlands in the North of England, specifically focusing on soil compaction and micro-topography in the context of red grouse moor management.
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Partitioning of soil CO2 flux components in a temperate grassland ecosystem
This research paper details the use of an automated multiplexed soil-respiration (SR) system to partition soil CO2 fluxes into root, mycorrhizal hyphae, and heterotrophic components within a UK grassland over a three-month summer period.
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Functional links of aboveground changes and belowground activity with land use (CRN2014)
This fact sheet describes project CRN2014, which investigates how land use and cover change (LUCC) and climate affect soil microorganisms, specifically arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF), across temperate and tropical ecosystems in the Americas.
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The Language of Sustainable Diets: A Field Study Exploring the Impact of Renaming Vegetarian Dishes on U.K. Café Menus
A field experiment conducted in a UK-based café chain found that renaming vegetarian dishes to emphasize taste, origin, or appealing plant-based descriptors significantly increased sales compared to labels highlighting the absence of meat.
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