The Climatic Stress Lab by Professor Martin Holmstrup and Researcher Stine Slotsbo is a research group under Department of Terrestrial Ecology
Pandas, slugs and ants hint at shortcut to greener biofuel
This paper provides a summary of the FORESEE Workshop (In Field Organism Risk modeling by coupling Soil Exposure and Effect) held January 28‐30, 2020 in Düsseldorf, Germany. This workshop focussed on toxicokinetic‐toxicodynamic (TKTD) and population modeling of earthworms in the context of environmental risk assessment.
In this paper we show that survival of freezing by earthworms is reduced in soil contaminated with mercury. This effect is likely associated with mercury-induced oxidative stress which impairs membrane phospholipid composition, but is also connected to draining of carbohydrate energy storage used as an energy source during freezing.
A review on how plant secondary compounds mediate below ground species interactions
In a rapidly changing world, advancing our understanding of the cumulative ecological impacts of multiple stressors is critical for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem management
Salinity of the growth medium is important for production potential and nutritional value of white worms used as fish feed
The aphid R. padi is low-quality food for the Biological Control Agent, Orius majusculus as it is for other generalist predators. However, O. majusculus may still contribute significantly to population suppression of the aphid.
