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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Biological nitrogen fixation is one of the greatest innovations in Earth's history. It transformed an atmosphere dominated by inert nitrogen into a biosphere capable of sustaining complex life, agriculture, and ultimately human civilization.In The Earth Clock I, Qi Cheng presents a new scientific framework that connects molecular biology, evolution, Earth system science, and planetary time. Through the concept of the Earth Clock, the book reveals how nitrogen fixation became the hidden engine driving biological complexity over billions of years.Combining modern research with an accessible narrative, this volume explores the origin of nitrogenase, the evolution of photosynthesis, the emergence of multicellular life, and the future of biological innovation. It also introduces new concepts such as the Light-Utilizing Nitrogenase (LUN) hypothesis and synthetic nitroplast systems.As the opening volume of the Earth Clock Library, this book provides a comprehensive vision linking life, time, and the future of civilization. The first volume of the Earth Clock series explores how biological nitrogen fixation transformed Earth and enabled the evolution of complex life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Biological nitrogen fixation is one of the greatest innovations in Earth's history. It transformed an atmosphere dominated by inert nitrogen into a biosphere capable of sustaining complex life, agriculture, and ultimately human civilization.In The Earth Clock I, Qi Cheng presents a new scientific framework that connects molecular biology, evolution, Earth system science, and planetary time. Through the concept of the Earth Clock, the book reveals how nitrogen fixation became the hidden engine driving biological complexity over billions of years.Combining modern research with an accessible narrative, this volume explores the origin of nitrogenase, the evolution of photosynthesis, the emergence of multicellular life, and the future of biological innovation. It also introduces new concepts such as the Light-Utilizing Nitrogenase (LUN) hypothesis and synthetic nitroplast systems.As the opening volume of the Earth Clock Library, this book provides a comprehensive vision linking life, time, and the future of civilization. The first volume of the Earth Clock series explores how biological nitrogen fixation transformed Earth and enabled the evolution of complex life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Biological nitrogen fixation is one of the greatest innovations in Earth's history. It transformed an atmosphere dominated by inert nitrogen into a biosphere capable of sustaining complex life, agriculture, and ultimately human civilization.In The Earth Clock I, Qi Cheng presents a new scientific framework that connects molecular biology, evolution, Earth system science, and planetary time. Through the concept of the Earth Clock, the book reveals how nitrogen fixation became the hidden engine driving biological complexity over billions of years.Combining modern research with an accessible narrative, this volume explores the origin of nitrogenase, the evolution of photosynthesis, the emergence of multicellular life, and the future of biological innovation. It also introduces new concepts such as the Light-Utilizing Nitrogenase (LUN) hypothesis and synthetic nitroplast systems.As the opening volume of the Earth Clock Library, this book provides a comprehensive vision linking life, time, and the future of civilization. The first volume of the Earth Clock series explores how biological nitrogen fixation transformed Earth and enabled the evolution of complex life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…