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What the global decline in C4 plants means for the carbon cycle and why it doesn’t fully explain atmospheric isotope trends

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
13th January 202613th January 2026

As atmospheric CO₂ rises, ecosystems around the world respond in complex and sometimes surprising ways. One such response involves the balance between two major types of plants on Earth: C3…Read More >

What the global decline in C4 plants means for the carbon cycle and why it doesn’t fully explain atmospheric isotope trends

How Global Climate Patterns Shape Wildfire Risk in the United States

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
6th January 2026

A new study led by LEMONTREE’s newly minted PhD, Dr Theodore Keeping, uncovers how global climate modes, from El Niño to Atlantic temperature cycles, steer American wildfire patterns today and…Read More >

How Global Climate Patterns Shape Wildfire Risk in the United States

LEMONTREE 2025 Recap

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
17th December 202517th December 2025

As the year winds down and we all start consuming our body weight in mince pies and chocolates, it’s time to look back on what’s been a huge year for…Read More >

LEMONTREE 2025 Recap

LEMONTREE at AGU 2025: New Orleans

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
5th December 20258th December 2025

The AGU Annual Meeting 2025 will take place 15–19 December in New Orleans, Louisiana, bringing together researchers from around the world to share advances across the Earth and space sciences….Read More >

LEMONTREE at AGU 2025: New Orleans

Fieldwork Experience at Western Australia by Jisun Kim

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
28th November 2025

The LEMONTREE annual meeting took place in Seoul, South Korea, from 25-29 August 2025. It was great to finally meet in person the people I had only seen online. During…Read More >

Fieldwork Experience at Western Australia by Jisun Kim

Nutrient availability boosts photosynthetic power – but not the cost of doing business

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
20th November 2025

New research led by LEMONTREE PhD student Jan Lankhorst reveals how plants balance carbon, water and nutrient use under different soil conditions. How efficiently do plants use their resources to…Read More >

Nutrient availability boosts photosynthetic power – but not the cost of doing business

Helin Zang

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
13th November 2025

Helin Zang is a PRDA at Seoul National University.

LEMONTREE featured in Nautilus Magazine: How “plant math” can help predict the climate’s future  

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
11th November 2025

We’re delighted to see our work just featured in Nautilus Magazine, a publication known for its deep dives into science, culture, and the connections between them. The article, How “Plant…Read More >

LEMONTREE featured in Nautilus Magazine: How “plant math” can help predict the climate’s future   

Secondment Experience at Seoul National University by Ananda Kurth

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
4th November 2025

After the LEMONTREE annual meeting in Seoul, South Korea, which took place from 25 to 29 August 2025, I had the opportunity to stay in Seoul for another month and…Read More >

Secondment Experience at Seoul National University by Ananda Kurth

Regina O’Kelley

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
4th November 20258th January 2026

Regina is a PDRA at the University of Reading focused on adding capacity for representing management strategies in fire models. She brings a background in soil ecology, disturbance, and natural…Read More >

Regina O’Kelley

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