Mongabay: Salt compounds released by fungi and plants in the Amazon rainforest have an important role in the formation of rain clouds, reports research published in the journal Science.
Scientists in recent years have shown that organic compounds released by rainforest vegetation contribute to the formation of aerosol particles that drive rainfall above the Amazon. The new study reveals that potassium salt particles are also involved in the formation of raindrops. A statement from the Max Planck Institute......
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Rainforest fungi, plants fuel rainfall
Posted by Washington Post: Juliet Eilperin on September 4th, 2012
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