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Redox-driven iron mechanisms regulating soil organic carbon stabilization in paddy soils under warming and altered flooding

Paddy soils represent a globally significant agroecosystem, functioning both as the primary environment for irrigated rice (Oryza sativa L.) production and as extensive anthropogenic wetlands with a major role in soil organic carbon (SOC) sequestration. Under climate change, increasing temperatures and reduced water availability threaten soil health, carbon (C) stability, and the long-term resilience of these systems. This study evaluates how anaerobic digestate application influences so...

Influence of digestate application in mountain grassland as a possible strategy to increase their resilience to climate change

The mountain environment is an ecosystem sentinel for global climate change, which will negatively affect soil properties and determine phenology shifts. Grasslands cover about 70% of agricultural land and they can store about 34% of the global carbon stock, depending on climatic conditions and land management. The current grassland ecological degradation affects their ecosystem services. The digestate, which contains organic matter and plant-available nutrients, can have amendment propertie...

Investigating the impact of warming on soil organic carbon pools and crop yields

Soil organic carbon (SOC) represents a major component of terrestrial carbon storage and plays a critical role in soil functioning and the global carbon cycle, regulating climate–carbon feedback. Quantifying the response of SOC pools to rising temperatures is essential for predicting soil–atmosphere carbon fluxes and sustaining agricultural productivity under future climate scenarios. This study investigated the effects of experimental warming (~ +2 °C) on SOC dynamics and crop yields within ...

Italia, "giardin delo 'mperio," nell'Epistola V di Dante Alighieri

This paper explores the concepts of garden and hortus in Dante Alighieri’s Epistle V and compares their representations in the Divine Comedy. Special attention is given to the occurrences where these terms take on allegorical meanings, representing heavenly spaces and ideals of moral and political order. The contribution also examines the letter’s vernacular translation, focusing on the description of Italy as “garden of the empire”.

Effects of an Online Music Program on Expressive Vocabulary, Maternal Stress, and Acoustic Environment in Children with Cochlear Implants

INTRODUCTION: Language development in children with cochlear implants (CIs) shows considerable variability, influenced by a range of environmental and relational factors. Among these, early exposure to music has received growing attention, as music and language may share overlapping neural mechanisms. Musical engagement in early childhood may not only support vocabulary growth but also foster positive parent-child interactions. Parental well-being, particularly maternal stress, is another imp...

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