10.7554/eLife.29107.001 Arbuscular mycorrhiza (AM) symbioses contribute to global carbon
cycles as plant hosts divert up to 20% of photosynthate to the obligate biotrophic fungi. …

… In many ways, the gatekeepers in this study misunderstood the group’s hierarchy and
had minimal knowledge of the young men’s activities outside the center, indicating that …

… that the quality of the host country’s reception (actual or perceived) plays for social integration,
it is revealing to examine the young men’s narratives about German society. What did they …

… Based on a qualitative analysis of interviews with 118 members of Canada’s largest Somali
community, this article draws upon narrative criminology to reverse the ‘why they joined’ …

… feeling they are missing out on their children’s lives, and a poignant sense of loss derived
from not being present for many of their children’s “firsts.” Being pregnant in prison produces …

… ) who struggled with substance abuse, most notably alcohol, methamphetamine, crack, and
opioids (including potent new synthetic analogs such as fentanyl and carfentanyl; Bucerius & …

This article details how a subset of women can perceive of prison as temporary refuge from
the hardships and marginalization they face on the outside. It focuses particularly on a group …

… Even if he’s already thirty, that’s the best, you know, if it’s possible. Germans just deport
their kids as soon as they are 18, so that they can live their lives—and eventually, when the …

… LTTE), Thompson and Bucerius found almost … s guilt as requiring retribution and
revenge.Footnote 25 Vicariously identifying with the sufferings of their group can contribute to a …

… their Islamic background, their lives in Germany, and their criminal activity in the drug market
create a constant area of conflict, the aim of this article is to give an account of the group’s …