In the wetland, nitrogen and phosphorus are removed from the surface water and transferred to the sediment, wetland plants or atmosphere. Some agricultural pesticides used in the Midwest can also be ...

To ensure the plant didn't dry up altogether ... We've also challenged grazing allotments that threaten numerous obligate wetland species, including the Huachuca water umbel. The Endangered Species ...

Other parasitic plants, known as holoparasites, cannot photosynthesise and depend on their hosts for food. Parasites that cannot survive without a host are known as obligate, while facultative ...

3-10 (8 pages) Vegetation can modify the local geochemistry of natural soils, but the effects of plants on artificial sediments, including mine tailings, are not well understood To study the effects ...

Wetlands, such as bogs and marshes, have largely disappeared in the Netherlands. With humidification and the growth of the ...

DEC must update the freshwater wetland regulations to follow the original purpose of the state law established in 1975, which ...

Wetlands store water during wet seasons and release it slowly during drought episodes. "When you enter a period of drought, all the plants living in a floodplain rely on stored water in the soil ...

Mutualistic interactions are mutually beneficial species interactions. Plant-pollinator mutualisms are particularly important, and involve nearly 170,000 plant and 200,000 animal species.

(KDKA) -- Springdale Township is envisioning a future for Duquesne Light Company's historic industrial properties near the former Cheswick power plant that ... a new half-acre wetland that will ...

In contrast, in Sphagnum wetlands, drainage is linked to the replacement of antimicrobial Sphagnum by vascular plants, which ...

This is a tick on a plant in China. Scientists are warning ... with the potential to cause problems in the brain. Wetland virus (WELV) was initially detected in a 61-year-old man who reported ...