Population monitoring of the olive fly is updated with a more efficient method
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Smaller and better-distributed yellow adhesive traps allow for better control of the olive fly population, according to a field study carried out by the University of Córdoba
Satellite images reveal how Andalusia’s forests have changed over the past three decades
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A UCO study based on 28 years of remote sensing captures the increase in forest mass in Andalusia, the impact of aridity, and a reduction in the growing season of trees
An autonomous tractor traverses olive groves: how its capacity to navigate between rows of trees was optimized
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A team from the University of Córdoba is developing an autonomous tractor with three different steering modes, allowing it to drive in straight lines, make turns efficiently, and shift modes in response to its trajectories
When life re-emerges after fires: how Mediterranean vegetation regenerates after burning
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A study investigating the post-fire dynamics of Mediterranean vegetation looks at the impact of the recurrence and severity of fires, exploring how woodlands are replaced by scrub after repeated high-severity fires, providing new evidence supporting the utility of prescribed burns
A UCO team studies how peer pressure can spur adolescents to participate in cyberbullying
The CRISPR Technique Helps Reveal How Bean Genes Could Improve Nitrogen Fixation
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A UCO team has applied the genome editing technique, which garnered a Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2020, to unravel the functions of two genes involved in the metabolism of beans and that could not be characterized using other methodologies