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Assistant Professor - Ecosystem Physiology and Global Change Lab @wvubiology

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Justin Maxwell
1 year
New paper in @GlobalChangeBio Eastern US forests are shifting to more mesic species and the climate is expected to get drier. The two combined indicate drought will have a bigger impact in the carbon budget in the future.
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In the eastern United States, land use decisions have impacted what species are present in forests. The climate of the region has also changed and is expected to continue to warm and produce strong...
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@msturch2
Matt Sturchio
1 year
New paper alert 📝 Solar arrays create novel environments that uniquely alter plant responses. We discuss how diurnal patterns of ψL and gsw provide mechanistic insight for the microenvironmental controls of ANPP! Read more here:
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Globally, the combustion of fossil fuels represents the vast majority of greenhouse gas emissions, and as such, a transition to renewable forms of energy provides the greatest potential for mitigat...
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@KannenbergSteve
Steve Kannenberg
1 year
Super excited to see more of our ecovoltaics research out!
@alan_knapp
Alan Knapp
1 year
New research detailing how solar arrays impact the plants beneath. See below (and more at): https://t.co/WdHAKJj6EF Solar arrays create novel environments that uniquely alter plant responses - Sturchio - PLANTS, PEOPLE, PLANET - Wiley Online Library
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@WVUBiology
WVU Biology
1 year
Calling all physiologists: Now Hiring! Teaching Assistant Professor - Department of Biology- 24752 https://t.co/LWIVYwEJ86
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@a_feldman24
Andrew Feldman
1 year
I provide some context to the nice recent vegetation water content (via VOD) paper(s) by @YitongYao @chr_fronge @vwhumphrey and others. I am super excited to see so much use of satellite vegetation optical depth (VOD), which has really taken off recently https://t.co/WomYYX65Gk
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Satellite-based vegetation optical depth (VOD) is sensitive to plant water status and biomass, but is challenging to validate Global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) and plant hydraulic models...
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@wmhammond
Dr. William Hammond
1 year
New #SpectralEcophysiology paper: “Hyperspectral signals in the soil: Plant–soil hydraulic connection and disequilibrium as mechanisms of drought tolerance and rapid recovery”, from Yangyang Song’s postdoc in my lab, w/ @Gerard_Sapes, @ProfZare, et al.:
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We developed models to accurately predict rhizosphere water status from hyperspectral imaging of roots and soil. We found canopies cannot always accurately predict rhizosphere water status—as our...
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Steve Kannenberg
1 year
We are running our drought session again at #AGU24. Fellow fans of water and heat stress, please consider submitting! @JuliaKGreen1 @merneovine @Dendrogobbler https://t.co/deySB1uvOG
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@JoannaRidgeway
Jo Ridgeway
1 year
Are you thinking about #AGU24 in DC this year? Do you study plant-microbe-soil interactions? Please consider submitting to session B097!! @Carbon_Cait @RichPhillipsLab https://t.co/5cb7ZheVyX
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@Wkolby
WK Smith 🌎
1 year
📢📢 #Dryland folks attending #AGU24, please consider submitting an abstract to our session: "B059 - Intersections of Ecology, Hydrology, and Climatology in Earth’s Drylands" w/ @MPDannenberg @mallory_barnes @miriam_johnst @a_feldman24 @ecology_awesome https://t.co/3V39itLSvk
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@GlobalChangeBio
Global Change Biology
2 years
INVITED REVIEW Impact of aridity rise and arid lands expansion on carbon-storing capacity, biodiversity loss, and ecosystem services 📄 https://t.co/FBUsmYoSrD
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@NewPhyt
New Phytologist
2 years
Dynamic regulation of water potential in Juniperus osteosperma mediates ecosystem carbon fluxes Guo et al. @JessicaSGuo @mallory_barnes @Wkolby @KannenbergSteve 📖 https://t.co/zyPmzKQjLv
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@ametsoc
American Meteorological Society
2 years
Drylands in the western United States are currently in the grips of a 23-year “megadrought,” and @WestVirginiaU researcher @KannenbergSteve is working to gain a better understanding of this extreme climate event. Read more about his study: https://t.co/vcIXMKkCgw
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Steve Kannenberg
2 years
One more week until we start reviewing applications for this, please help spread the word!
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@KrstinaYoung
Kristina Young
2 years
Biocrust is so beautifully portrayed in this film project I was fortunate enough to be a part of 😍 I am so grateful for the opportunity to tell a whole new audience (outdoor recreation enthusiasts!) about how amazing #biocrust is! #scicomm
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@WilkesCenter
Wilkes Center for Climate Science & Policy
2 years
Today in @Nature, @WilkesCenter Director William Anderegg and his colleagues called on the trustees of @sciencetargets (SBTi) to rescind their decision allowing #carbonoffsets for business' indirect #scope3 fossil-fuel emissions. https://t.co/rvQeLLwJrw
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@a_feldman24
Andrew Feldman
2 years
Excited to announce our @NatRevEarthEnv review synthesizing plant responses to fewer, larger rain events across field studies, models, and satellites. We focus on plant responses and mechanisms in the context of the contrasting behavior between dry and wet ecosystems.
@NatRevEarthEnv
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈
2 years
🚨New Review @a_feldman24, @A_J_Felton, @alan_knapp, @carBenPoulter et al discuss plant responses to fewer but larger rain events TL;DR: productivity typically increases in dry ecosystems but decreases in wet ecosystems https://t.co/UyAFDxzx9o… ( https://t.co/sMQu2cIRKa)
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@KannenbergSteve
Steve Kannenberg
2 years
Thanks for the good times! @ehleringer @JessicaSGuo @HultineLab @RebeccaSenft @bianca_butter Edna Ehleringer, Ana Maria Restrepo Acevedo, and Avery Driscoll
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@KannenbergSteve
Steve Kannenberg
2 years
And the Mojave shrub sampling for this year is a wrap! We had a big turnout this year and the weather was excellent. Though, all the fun was slightly overshadowed by the death of three >44 year old brittlebush that have been around since the first sampling in 1981...
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@msturch2
Matt Sturchio
2 years
☀️ Want to learn more about Ecovoltaics? ☀️Check out my new article for @ConversationUS
theconversation.com
Solar development isn’t always good for the land, but pairing it with agriculture can produce multiple benefits.
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