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… years. The Impact Eelgrass represents one of the largest carbon sinks in the ocean — occupying just 0.2% of the ocean … these meadows are responsible for almost one-third of carbon sequestered in the ocean. In addition to providing a … that live in Atlantic Ocean environments and the plant’s carbon sink capabilities.  …

… with a zinc-mirror heme site ties heme availability to carbon metabolism in cyanobacteria. Nature Comm 15:3167. …

… enhanced red-light energy capture, enhancing atmospheric carbon sequestration into sustainable biomaterials, and …

… genomic complexity can accelerate the design-build-test cycle for metabolic engineering. The discovery that …

… in: sustainable biofuel and bioproducts production, global carbon and nutrient cycling, and biogeochemistry. You can …

… data sets within groups, such as plants (via Phytozome) or fungi ( MycoCosm ). “We have made a concerted effort to …

… complex genome whose evolutionary history and perennial lifecycle makes it important to study directly. The large and … and contribute to the grass’ efficient perennial life cycle. For example, in the fall the plants store nitrogen in …

… a variety of tools that leverage stable isotopes to measure carbon and nutrient flux, and identify microbes assimilating … just because there are fewer nitrogen atoms than there are carbon atoms in DNA. So you need to get a little bit more … separation. You can estimate from the relative amount of carbon and nitrogen in DNA and still try to target this …

… which is the fastest way for plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into sugars and oxygen. Both … looks at how each variety stores sugars and sequesters carbon. 2015: Epigenetic Control of Drought Tolerance in …

… about the microbes that play roles in the methane cycle. Their data report, which provides the only known …

… of Rambo’s research focuses on how viruses influence carbon cycling in coastal mangroves. His work centers on …

… Santa Barbara, he and his colleagues found that anaerobic fungi from herbivore poop might be a new source of novel …