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Desert soils pull in carbon dioxide at night, Berkeley researchers find
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Researchers have identified an unexpected carbon cycle in the Mojave Desert: dry soils absorb carbon dioxide during the night. The finding challenges assumptions about how desert ecosystems exchange greenhouse gases and could improve climate and carbon-cycle models. Readers will learn how the process works and why nighttime soil activity matters for understanding arid environments.
Source: UC Berkeley News

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