The Neglected Traditional Enset (Ensete ventricosum) Crop Landraces for the Sustainable Livelihood of the Local People in Southern Ethiopia by Newarinesh Feleke, Wondimagegnehu Tekalign

“…This study confirmed that the study area has a diverse range of ecosystems. However, a reduction in production and the loss of some landraces were observed. …”
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Testing Vegetation Flammability: The Problem of Extremely Low Ignition Frequency and Overall Flammability Score by Zorica Kauf, Andreas Fangmeier, Roman Rosavec, Željko Španjol

“…In the recent decades changes in fire regimes led to higher vulnerability of fire prone ecosystems, with vegetation being the only component influencing fire regime which can be managed in order to reduce probability of extreme fire events. …”
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Forest Fire Prevention, Detection, and Fighting Based on Fuzzy Logic and Wireless Sensor Networks by Josué Toledo-Castro, Pino Caballero-Gil, Nayra Rodríguez-Pérez, Iván Santos-González, Candelaria Hernández-Goya, Ricardo Aguasca-Colomo

“…Huge losses and serious threats to ecosystems are common consequences of forest fires. …”
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The spatial landscape of cancer hallmarks reveals patterns of tumor ecological dynamics and drug sensitivity by Mustafa Sibai, Sergi Cervilla, Daniela Grases, Eva Musulen, Rossana Lazcano, Chia-Kuei Mo, Veronica Davalos, Arola Fortian, Adrià Bernat, Margarita Romeo, Collin Tokheim, Jordi Barretina, Alexander J. Lazar, Li Ding, Enrique Grande, Francisco X. Real, Manel Esteller, Matthew H. Bailey, Eduard Porta-Pardo, Enrique Grande, Teresa Alonso-Gordoa, Mario Álvarez-Maestro, Elena Andrada, Ainara Azueta, Raquel Benítez Javier Burgos, Daniel Castellano, M. Angel Climent, Mario Domínguez, Ignacio Durán Albert Font, Isabel Galante, Patricia Galván, Juan F. García, Xavier García del Muro, Félix Guerrero-Ramos, Núria Malats, Miriam Marqués, Pablo Maroto, Jaime Martínez de Villarreal, Ane Moreno-Oya, Jesús M. Paramio, Alvaro Pinto, Aleix Prat, Javier Puente, Oscar Reig, Francisco X. Real

“…Summary: Tumors are complex ecosystems of interacting cell types. The concept of cancer hallmarks distills this complexity into underlying principles that govern tumor growth. …”
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Natural Recovery and Planned Intervention in Coastal Wetlands: Venice Lagoon (Northern Adriatic Sea, Italy) as a Case Study by Chiara Facca, Sonia Ceoldo, Nicola Pellegrino, Adriano Sfriso

“…The goals of conservation and sustainable use of environmental ecosystems have increased the need for detailed knowledge of ecological evolution and responses to both anthropogenic pressures and recovery measures. …”
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The evolution of electric and hybrid vehicles and their influence on sustainable transport: A review and future research lines by Alberto-Tomas Delso-Vicente, Marisol-Carvajal Camperos, Margarita Almonacid-Durán

“…This study presents a systematic review of the academic literature on electric and hybrid vehicles, their ecosystems, and supporting infrastructure over the period 2008–2024. …”
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Cancer stem-like cells stay in a plastic state ready for tumor evolution by Jiali Xu, Houde Zhang, Zhihao Nie, Wenyou He, Yichao Zhao, Zhenhui Huang, Lin Jia, Zhiye Du, Baotong Zhang, Siyuan Xia

“…The resultant cells gain more plasticity and are ready to differentiate into different cell states, enabling them to adapt to therapies and metastatic ecosystems. Therefore, CSCs are likely the nature of tumor cells that gain cell plasticity. …”
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Occurrence data for stream-dwelling macroinvertebrates from Central EuropeGBIF-Global Biodiversity Information Facility by Dorottya Hárságyi, Balázs J. Berta, Bernadett Boóz, Zsuzsanna Pap, Bálint Pernecker, Anita Szloboda, Marko Miliša, Petr Pařil, Zoltán Csabai, Arnold Móra

“…Freshwater ecosystems represent an unparalleled diversity of habitats and species, but the actual distribution of many species remains obscured or incomplete. …”
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Significant greening in the western Tibetan Plateau and surroundings occurred after the 1970s by Renhui Huang, Chunmei Ma, Wangbin Zhang, Xiaoqian Liu, Shuangye Wu, Hongxi Pang, Shugui Hou

“…Abstract Vegetation greening on the Tibetan Plateau (TP) has profoundly changed the connection between terrestrial ecosystems and regional carbon, water, and energy cycling, but existing research on vegetation greenness can only be traced back to the 1980s, because of the scarcity of long-term remote sensing data. …”
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Counteracting greenhouse gas and aerosol influences intensify global water seasonality over the past century by Fubo Zhao, Wenbo Shi, Yiping Wu, Yanqing Lian, Qiang Li

“…Abstract Variations in water availability seasonality significantly impact society and ecosystems. While many studies have focused on mean or extreme precipitation, the response of water availability seasonality, influencing yearly water distribution beyond individual extremes, to human-induced climate change remains underexplored. …”
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Biogeochemical coupling of C/Fe in oil-polluted wetlands associated with iron reduction by Xiaolin Zhang, Wendan Xue, Guoliang Wang, Jieliang Liang, Qi Wang, Yuhao Li, Wensheng Shu, Qixing Zhou

“…Abstract Oil contamination in coastal wetlands jeopardizes these ecosystems and worsens climate warming. Here we analyze 87 metagenomic samples from representative Chinese wetland oilfields and find that genes associated with dissimilatory iron reduction respond to hydrocarbon levels. …”
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A comprehensive review of remote sensing techniques for monitoring Ulva prolifera green tides by Xiaomeng Geng, Xiaomeng Geng, Xiaomeng Geng, Huiru Li, Huiru Li, Le Wang, Weidong Sun, Yize Li

“…In recent years, Ulva prolifera green tide, as a large-scale marine ecological phenomenon, has occurred frequently in coastal areas such as the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea, significantly affecting marine ecosystems and fishery resources. With the continuous advancement of remote sensing technologies, these technologies have become indispensable tools for monitoring Ulva prolifera green tides. …”
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Dominant inflation of the Arctic Ocean’s Beaufort Gyre in a warming climate by Qiang Wang, Qi Shu, Shizhu Wang, Xinyue Li, Sergey Danilov, Fangli Qiao, Zhenya Song, Fan Wang, Thomas Jung

“…Abstract The Arctic Ocean’s Beaufort Gyre, the largest Arctic freshwater reservoir, plays a crucial role for climate and marine ecosystems. Understanding how it changes in a warming climate is therefore essential. …”
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Perturbations in Microbial Communities at Hydrothermal Vents of Panarea Island (Aeolian Islands, Italy) by Annamaria Gallo, Fabio Sposito, Manfredi Longo, Gianluca Lazzaro, Cinzia Giuseppina Caruso, Sabina Morici, Sergio Scirè Scappuzzo, Slobodanka Radovic, Valeria Villanova, Luca Vecchioni, Marco Arculeo, Rosa Alduina

“…Marine hydrothermal ecosystems represent extreme environments connected to submarine volcanic areas characterized by vents, having high temperatures and particular chemical compositions. …”
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Capsule neural network and adapted golden search optimizer based forest fire and smoke detection by Luling Liu, Li Chen, Mehdi Asadi

“…Abstract Forest fires represent a major risk to both ecosystems and human health that rising frequency of it exacerbates global warming. …”
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A Hierarchical Framework for Selecting Reference Measures for the Analytical Validation of Sensor-Based Digital Health Technologies by Jessie P Bakker, Samantha J McClenahan, Piper Fromy, Simon Turner, Barry T Peterson, Benjamin Vandendriessche, Jennifer C Goldsack

“…The digital clinical measures they generate offer enormous benefits, including providing more patient-relevant data, improving patient access, reducing costs, and driving inclusion across health care ecosystems. Scientific best practices and regulatory guidance now provide clear direction to investigators seeking to evaluate sDHTs for use in different contexts. …”
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Light and nutrients modulate the temperature‐sensitivity of growth in phytoplankton by Vanessa Weber de Melo, Marc J.‐F. Suter, Anita Narwani

“…Abstract In aquatic ecosystems facing climate change, higher temperatures often co‐occur with alterations in resource availability. …”
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Characterization of Vegetation Changes in Jiangsu Coastal Wetlands and Analysis of Their Causes by LYU Lin, YU Lingcheng, QIAN Linfeng, CHEN Yanyan, ZHANG Ke, GU Rong, ZHANG Dong

“…In the paper, using a combination of object-oriented image segmentation and random forest classification, the spatial distribution information of Jiangsu coastal wetland ecosystems in 2011, 2016 and 2021 was extracted based on Landsat and Sentinel-2 satellite images, and the spatiotemporal dynamic changes of the wetland vegetation communities and the causes of wetland vegetation changes were analyzed. …”
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Sanctuary for vulnerable Arctic species at the Borealis Mud Volcano by Giuliana Panieri, Claudio Argentino, Alessandra Savini, Bénédicte Ferré, Fereshteh Hemmateenejad, Mari H. Eilertsen, Rune Mattingsdal, Sofia P. Ramalho, Tor Eidvin, Sarah Youngs, Beckett Casper Colson, Anna Pauline Miranda Michel, Jason Alexander Kapit, Denise Swanborn, Alex D. Rogers, Ines Barrenechea Angeles, Stéphane Polteau, Dimitri Kalenitchenko, Stefan Buenz, Adriano Mazzini

“…This discovery underscores the ecological significance of cold seep ecosystems in the Polar North Atlantic, highlighting their role in biodiversity by serving as refuges for marine species and emphasizing the need for their conservation.…”
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Repensando el papel del nitrógeno y fósforo en la eutrofización de los ecosistemas acuáticos by H. Dail Laughinghouse, Ashley Smyth, Karl Havens, Thomas Frazer

“…Dail Laughinghouse IV, Ashley Smyth, Karl Havens, and Thomas Frazer, is a translation of SGEF190/SG118, "Rethinking the Role of Nitrogen and Phosphorus in the Eutrophication of Aquatic Ecosystems." https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/sg191 …”
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