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Monika Kelley

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
3rd March 202517th November 2025

  Monika Kelley is a PhD Student at Texas Tech University working with Associate Professor Nick Smith. Her research focuses on how accelerating global change reshapes plant communities by investigating…Read More >

Monika Kelley

Daniel Owusu Kwakye

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
3rd March 202518th November 2025

  Daniel Owusu Kwakye is a PhD Student at Texas Tech University and a member of the PhunFetty lab headed by Prof. Nick Smith. He is currently working on how…Read More >

Daniel Owusu Kwakye

Alissar Cheaib

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
3rd March 202510th March 2025

Alissar Cheaib is a postdoctoral researcher in the PhUnFETTy Lab at Texas Tech University. Her research focuses on photosynthetic least-cost theory and how soil resources (water and nutrients), along with…Read More >

Alissar Cheaib

Wenjia Cai

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
3rd March 20256th March 2025

Dr. Wenjia (Shirley) Cai is a PDRA at Imperial College London leading the Carbon Allocation working group. Her previous work focused on dynamics of vegetation carbon uptake and terrestrial carbon…Read More >

Wenjia Cai

The P model: challenges we face and plan to address

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
26th February 2025

By Colin Prentice Upscaling: From Leaf to Canopy The P-model helps us to understand plant photosynthesis “writ large” (known as gross primary production, GPP) and so to bridge the gap…Read More >

The P model: challenges we face and plan to address

Soil Moisture: Challenges, Trends and AI

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
19th February 202518th February 2025

Soil moisture plays a critical role in the Earth’s climate, ecosystem health, and agricultural productivity. However, measuring and interpreting soil moisture is not as straightforward as it may seem. At…Read More >

High-tech imaging offers new insights into UK grasslands

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
12th February 202528th February 2025

A new study by researchers at Imperial College London, published in Ecological Informatics, shows that hyperspectral sensing—a technology capable of detecting subtle differences in vegetation—can be employed to predict grassland…Read More >

High-tech imaging offers new insights into UK grasslands

The Crucial Role of Climate and Nitrogen in Leaf Nitrogen Dynamics

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
29th January 202521st January 2025

A new paper in Ecology Letters led by LEMONTREE’s Alissar Cheaib and Nick Smith from Texas Tech University offers fresh insights into how plants allocate nitrogen across diverse environments. The…Read More >

The Crucial Role of Climate and Nitrogen in Leaf Nitrogen Dynamics

Life in the shadows: New research on shade plant photosynthesis

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
22nd January 20256th February 2025

Recent research from Utrecht University and Wageningen University & Research (WUR) has discovered that plants growing in the shade receive more light than previously understood. This discovery, detailed in the…Read More >

Life in the shadows: New research on shade plant photosynthesis

Leaf Area Index Framework: a minimalist approach to understanding greening trends

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
15th January 202515th January 2025

We are thrilled to share our latest Communications Earth & Environment publication, led by LEMONTREE’s Cai Wenjia (Imperial College London): “A Unifying Principle for Global Greenness Patterns and Trends.” This…Read More >

Leaf Area Index Framework: a minimalist approach to understanding greening trends

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