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Global Plant Functional Traits and Climate Relationships: a new study by LEMONTREE

Written by
Sophia Cain
Posted on
2nd October 2024

Understanding how plants adapt to their environments is a crucial piece of the puzzle when it comes to predicting the future of ecosystems under climate change. The recently published study…Read More >

Global Plant Functional Traits and Climate Relationships: a new study by LEMONTREE

LEMONTREE experimental scientists ascend upon the Rocky Mountains to test eco-evolutionary optimality theory

Written by
Natalie Sanders
Posted on
26th July 20229th August 2022

The experimental plant physiology group from Texas Tech University (TTU) traveled to the Rocky Mountains to test eco-evolutionary optimality theory along a >1000-meter elevational gradient in support of the LEMONTREE…Read More >

LEMONTREE experimental scientists ascend upon the Rocky Mountains to test eco-evolutionary optimality theory

Leaf morphological traits as adaptions to multiple climate gradients

Written by
Rhona Phipps
Posted on
24th March 20229th August 2022

Leaf morphological traits as adaptions to multiple climate gradients By Natalie Sanders and Wang Han Using leaf morphological traits in ecosystem modelling is limited, primarily because the function of many…Read More >

Coordination of plant hydraulic and photosynthetic traits: confronting optimality theory with field measurements.

Written by
Rhona Phipps
Posted on
18th August 20219th August 2022

Recently accepted paper for publication in New Phytologist  https://doi.org/10.1111/nph.17656   Huiying Xu, Tsinghua University writes: “Close coupling between water loss and CO2 uptake processes lead to the long-observed coordination between hydraulic…Read More >

Coordination of plant hydraulic and photosynthetic traits: confronting optimality theory with field measurements.
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