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Souleymane Diop

@souleymanejules.bsky.social
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Peace, love and harmony, Rasta mindset | Environmental scientist (PhD.) | Climate sciences, Earth surface Model, Cropping system model |#Albedo | Husband💍

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Rémi Cardinael @remicardinael.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
In this context, nitrogen limitation drives maize yield gaps, much more than water. For legume crops, pests and diseases are key. @gatienfalconnier.bsky.social @cirad.bsky.social @mcorbeels.bsky.social @w-u-r.bsky.social @abderrahimbouh.bsky.social @souleymanejules.bsky.social
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Rémi Cardinael @remicardinael.bsky.social · 12/03/2026
The current paper is also illustrated by examples taken from the PhD of @souleymanejules.bsky.social in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, and referring to this paper: doi.org/10.1016/j.st...
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ShantyMinister @shantyminister.bsky.social · 28/08/2025
Well isn’t this lovely. Opera star sings Habanera (from Carmen) in the airport (?) What a terrific voice. #opera I don’t care if they’re staged, we need more profl free public #music and #art.
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Nature @nature.com · 30/05/2025
Nature research paper: Radiative forcing reduced by early twenty-first century increase in land albedo go.nature.com/4khacRJ
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Radiative forcing reduced by early twenty-first century increase in land albedo - Nature
Effects of snow cover dynamics, land use or land cover conversions and non-conversion regions on albedo variations during 2001–2020 are quantified and their induced radiative forcing estimated, highlighting the role of land surface dynamics in modulating global warming.
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Rémi Cardinael @remicardinael.bsky.social · 13/08/2025
New #openaccess paper from the PhD thesis of @souleymanejules.bsky.social 👏 ! We monitored during 2 years surface albedo in conventional tillage, no tillage, & no tillage with mulch (maize residues) at 2 long-term experiments in Zimbabwe, and having 2 different soil types: doi.org/10.1016/j.st...
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