Ecology goes underground

Jon Copley
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Jon Copley: freelance writer and a teaching fellow at the University of Southampton

Nature, 2000, vol. 406, issue 6795, 452-454

Abstract: The functioning of terrestrial ecosystems seems to depend heavily on soil biodiversity. But what controls this diversity, and how will it fare in the global greenhouse? Jon Copley digs for some answers.

Date: 2000
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