Titlebook: Biological Weathering and the Environment of the Earth; Tasuku Akagi Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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Weathering as a Physiological Strategy studies by the author investigating whether plants participate in weathering actively or passively are introduced. They indicate that bamboo is likely to be actively involved in weathering to absorb silicic acid from Na-bearing feldspar in soil and that pine trees are actively involved in weatherin

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Frustrating Frustulesempts to directly analyze diatom shells are fraught with fundamental analytical problems. The author used rare earth elements as proxies to circumvent the problem. This indirect approach taken by the author leads to the discovery of two novel facts: One: Diatoms incorporate rare earth elements from

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Diatoms Eat Rockce using cultivation experiments with feldspar particles. Dissolution marks on the surface of particles after the cultivation and the incorporation of Al in the girdles of frustules evidently show direct ingestion of feldspars.

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Weathering in the Oceansl inorganic carbon, and alkalinity, a hitherto unreported idea of weathering processes within the ocean is considered as a possible mechanism. The feasibility of these mechanisms is examined. This process is consistent with the pH of seawater, which strongly supports this new interpretation.