Bamboo, a rapidly growing woody grass prevalent in pan-tropical zones, holds promising
potential as a nature-based solution (NbS) for climate change mitigation. In this systematic …

Bamboo forest is a unique forest landscape that is mainly composed of herbal plants. It has
a stronger capability to increase terrestrial carbon sinks than woody forests in the same …

Bamboo forests have a high carbon sequestration potential. Solar-induced chlorophyll
fluorescence (SIF) provides fresh insights into the temporal and geographical variations in …

Evaluating the adaptive capacity of species to past climate change is a crucial component in
understanding how species respond to climatic shifts. This information serves as a vital …

Climate change is a major threat to ecosystems and global biodiversity, directly impacting
spatial species distribution. Using a species distribution modeling approach to predict …

China's rare and endangered bamboo species belonging to the Indocalamus genus,
specifically Indocalamus decorus QH Dai, Indocalamus hirsutissimus ZP Wang & PX Zhang …

Global warming and landscape fragmentation significantly affect the spatial distribution
pattern of bamboo forests. This study used high-resolution data and an optimized MaxEnt …

Bamboo is the world's most widely exploited plant resource, with significant socio-economic
and cultural values. In most parts of Africa, the population is in jeopardy due to the high …

The goal of this study was to understand how the changing climate could impact the
development of water and sanitation infrastructure and programming in Madagascar and …

Proper management of natural resources is important if the capability of the earth to sustain
life is to be upheld. Management of natural resources entails taking care of the environment …