Chandra Bellasio Profile
Chandra Bellasio

@BellasioChandra

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@BellasioChandra
Chandra Bellasio
3 years
A fully funded PhD project is coming up in my new 'Laboratory of Theoretical and Applied crop Ecophysiology'. An amazing opportunity to study the physiology and biochemistry of C4 plants, and live four years in the vibrant Irish Capital
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Sch. Biol. & Env. Sc
3 years
We are advertising for a PhD position on Photosynthetic Metabolite Exchange (PHOMEX) . Full details can be found here; @FindAPhD:
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@BellasioChandra
Chandra Bellasio
3 years
The article resulting from my PostDoc in Sheffield received the attention of the media team! Trees could be key protagonist for forest–grassland transitions https://t.co/zOU1whNGhe
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Chandra Bellasio
3 years
Un estudio publicado recientemente en la revista Nature Plants muestra, por primera vez, que la transición del bosque a la sabana y viceversa podría estar condicionada por las ventajas y desventajas específicas de los árboles. https://t.co/ulw2frT6ro
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Un estudio internacional con participación de la UIB desvela los mecanismos que permitieron la aparición de estos ecosistemas gracias a la vulnerabilidad de los árboles a las condiciones de sequía y...
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Maria Ermakova
3 years
This is a great explanation of Setaria’s ‘shady deals’ 😎 a short read if you want to know what is C4 photosynthesis and why it has a problem with low light. Thanks for highlighting our paper with @BellasioChandra @ThePlantJournal!
@ThePlantJournal
The Plant Journal
3 years
⚠️New content alert! ⚠️ Have you seen our new Research Highlight 'Shady deals: how Setaria viridis compensates for smaller bundle sheaths in low light' ? Find it in our latest Issue 🌱@SEBiology @wileyplantsci 💡: https://t.co/eavkCkOW6K
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Chandra Bellasio
3 years
Trees' responses to CO2 are at centre stage. Grasses are opportunistic spectators. Grasses' superior tolerance of fire and herbivory pays when trees suffer, leading to the shift from savannah to forest. But grasses have to leave way when trees are back. https://t.co/6sMt1nrsZT
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@mary_in_vivo
Maria Ermakova
3 years
In our new paper we uncover a link between C4 leaf anatomy and electron transport and show that more active CEF in bundle sheath cells helps maintain high rates of C4 photosynthesis in the shade https://t.co/P5eNmQj0T5 @BellasioChandra
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We mechanistically link the optical cross section of leaf compartments with the rate of electron transport, the engagement of cyclic electron flow, the relative rate of ATP and NADPH generation and...
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