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Wageningen · WageningenIn this post Laura Riggi from University of Wageningen (Netherlands) presents her work ‘Strip-cropping legacy enhances potato plant defence responses to aphids via soil-mediated mechanisms’. She talks about the importance of diversity for agriculture, discusses the connections between above- and belowground organisms, and shares how her love for arthropods guided her to made agriculture more … Continuar leyendo "Laura Riggi: Strip cropping impro…See the Story
Laura Riggi: Strip cropping improves plant defenses against herbivorous insects via the soil
Wageningen · WageningenSeveral crucial dike reinforcements in the Netherlands are in danger of coming to a standstill due to strict nitrogen regulations. Projects at Echteld, Dodewaard and Wageningen are in jeopardy. Water boards are very concerned about the consequences for safety and water management. "The dike improvement and the improvement of the water quality is really very important for health and safety," a spokesperson for the Union of Water Boards told De Ge…See the Story
Dike reinforcement halted due to nitrogen regulations: “We are really seriously concerned” - NieuwRechts.nl
Wageningen · WageningenDouglas Sheil, Forest Ecology and Forest Management Chair Group, Wageningen University and Research, The Netherlands, discusses his article: A simple competition model can predict rainforest tree diversity, species abundance and ecosystem functions Many tropical forests are remarkably diverse, often supporting hundreds of tree species in just a few hectares. But how can so many species…See the Story
Tropical Forest Species Coexistence and Surprisingly Simple Models
Wageningen · WageningenThe European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has approved the consumption of duckweed, also known as water lentils. This healthy and sustainable vegetable may soon appear on supermarket shelves. Ten years of research Earlier this week, the EFSA approved the production and consumption of two types of duckweed as fresh vegetables. This decision followed applications from the Dutch Wageningen University, which conducted nearly a decade of research int…See the Story
Could duckweed become the new superfood? - RetailDetail EU
Wageningen · WageningenAntonina Babkina, a Russian transgender girl, committed suicide in January 2024 in the Wageningen camp in the Netherlands. This was at least the fifth suicide case among refugees from Russia. The media that wrote about this come to the conclusion that the main problem is the lack of timely psychological and psychiatric assistance. The New Europe correspondent traveled to the Netherlands to see from the inside how refugee camps work and to talk w…See the Story
“My moral resources are depleted.” A New Europe correspondent visited several refugee camps in the Netherlands and tried to understand why their residents attempt suicide so often — Novaya Gazeta Europe
European Union · WageningenDuckweed, also known as water lentils, is now allowed to be sold as food for humans in the European Union. It is the result of an approval process that took years. Researchers from Wageningen University & Research (WUR) took the initiative to get the crop approved for human consumption.See the Story
