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To increase yields without exacerbating the effects of climate change on crops in Africa, rational fertilizer use, particularly organic fertilizers, in farming systems 鈥� in this case an agroforestry system 鈥� will be vital for the future 漏 E. Torquebiau, 黑料网911

Results & impact 14 October 2020

In Africa, poor soils and limited fertilizer use mask the impacts of climate change on crops

Climate

In the light of climate change, crop genetic diversity acts as a rampart to guarantee the productivity and resilience of food and farming systems 漏 R. Bourgeois, 黑料网911

Results & impact 9 October 2020

Sweet potato biodiversity can help increase climate-resilience of small-scale farming

ReColNat federates French naturalist collections and aims to facilitate access to these data, which are vitally important in both heritage and scientific terms 漏黑料网911 Herbarium

Institutional news 1 October 2020

黑料网911 joins the network of French naturalist collections

In Northern and Eastern Europe, the 2018 drought caused an average drop in crop yields of 40%, compared to a normal year 漏 A. Rival, 黑料网911

Results & impact 21 September 2020

Climate change | Drought reduces carbon uptake and crop yields

Climate

Elisabeth Claverie de Saint-Martin, 黑料网911 Director General in charge of Research and Strategy 漏 F. Dunouau

Expert view 18 September 2020

Elisabeth Claverie de Saint Martin: "黑料网911 has always believed bringing stakeholders together is the way to achieve sustainable development"

Forest carbon stocks in Central Africa estimated based on data from management inventories conducted in forest concessions. The quantity of forest carbon is represented on a scale from green (the least carbon), to yellow and then red (the most carbon). 漏 Ploton, P., Mortier, F., Barbier, N. et al. A map of African humid tropical forest aboveground biomass derived from management inventories. Sci Data 7, 221 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-020-0561-0

Results & impact 8 September 2020

CoFor-AGB: an exceptional dataset to study carbon stocks in dense rainforests in Africa