
What is photosynthesis, and why does Sir David Attenborough describe it as 'the very basis of life?'. This album explains how the balance of sunlight, water and nutrients are fundamental to the process and how this balance acts to regulate individual ecosystems. But photosynthesis is only part of the carbon cycle. How is carbon returned to the atmosphere, how do carbon containing gases influence t... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Transcript -- A short introduction to this album
The influence of differing levels of light, water, CO2 and nutrients on plant photosynthesis around the world
Transcript -- The influence of differing levels of light, water, CO2 and nutrients on plant photosynthesis around the world
How carbon is returned to the atmosphere through decomposition of organic matter
Transcript -- How carbon is returned to the atmosphere through decomposition of organic matter
Why peatbogs are crucial carbon containers, and how atmospheric methane is measured
Transcript -- Why peatbogs are crucial carbon containers, and how atmospheric methane is measured
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
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