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Plant physiology, Science

Cape Town
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New publication on the physiological responses to summer dry periods of mountain fynbos published in Oecologia: https://t.co/slTXlaAK5b We learnt several valuable lessons about these magnificent plant communities...
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@HochbergUri
Uri Hochberg
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I'm looking for a postdoc. Please share
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@celiamrd
Celia M. Rodriguez-Dominguez
2 years
🀩Very happy that we can finally announce #XIM6!!! πŸƒπŸŒΏπŸŒ΄πŸŒ΅ Stay tuned for more announcements...
@Xylem_Meeting
Xylem Int. Meeting
2 years
πŸ—£οΈSave the date!! πŸ“’We are pleased to announce the next Xylem International meeting #XIM6 πŸŒ³πŸƒπŸŒΏπŸͺ΄πŸ“ˆ πŸ—“οΈ18-20 March 2025 πŸ“Seville, Spain -> https://t.co/YB8wiTpG8E ⚠️Number of available seats limited. πŸ“±πŸ’» Stay tuned for more information -> https://t.co/dDw1V6YIba
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@NewPhyt
New Phytologist
2 years
🌳 Monitoring urban #trees across the world. Meeting report from the Urban Trees Ecophysiology Network inaugural workshop, Georgia Center at the University of Georgia, Athens, USA, March 2023, by @MarylouMantova, et al. πŸ‘‡ πŸ“– https://t.co/3iSyUJKEsN #LatestIssue @Global_UTEN
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@BotSocSA
BotSocSA
2 years
#ThreatenedSpeciesThursday: The pretty pink and white flowerheads of the #SnowballProtea (π˜—π˜³π˜°π˜΅π˜¦π˜’ 𝘀𝘳𝘺𝘰𝘱𝘩π˜ͺ𝘭𝘒) are not easily seen, since the plants are confined to peaks above 1 700m & only grow in 7 isolated subpopulations in the #Cederberg.
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@WitsUniversity
Wits University
2 years
SCHOLARSHIP| The Postgraduate Merit Award aims to assist graduates to complete Honours, Master’s, or PhD degrees by research, or by a combination of coursework and research, for full-time study only. More info: https://t.co/0ppzjbcYTf Other Scholarships: https://t.co/Ns9EUrn7Zs
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It was great to catch up with colleagues and talk about plant science and sap flow. Watch this space!
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I just returned home from a wonderful few weeks spent in New Zealand, where I attended the International Sap Flow Workshop, and Tasmania, where I deployed sap flow sensors with Tim Brodribb and Ibrahim Bourbia.
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Job description link: k https://researchersjob.com/postdoctoral-fellow-ecology/ Come join our team. Please share widely on your networks.
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πŸ“’ Job announcement: fully funded postdoc position! Are you looking to do exciting research in beautiful South Africa? We are looking for a motivated postdoc with skills in plant ecology and physiology to work on improving our knowledge of the evolutionary ecophysiology of shrubs
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@CapeNature1
CapeNature
2 years
The Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB), an invasive beetle from Asia, is causing widespread damage to trees across the globe. Prevent its spread by choosing eco-friendly alternatives. Learn more by visiting our website: https://t.co/ULgAzbW8r3 #PSHB #InvasiveSpecies
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Update on the sap flow workshop in Rotorua, NZ. The workshop (themed sap flow in a diverse and changing world) is accepting late abstract submissions. Submit yours today to avoid missing out.
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The deadline for abstract submission for the international sap flow workshop in Rotorua has been extended by 2 weeks to Friday 7 July 2023. Come to New Zealand! https://t.co/s7lsgoZ243
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It makes for a fascinating read and should go some way to stimulate discussion in plant hydraulics. Well done @jvwilkening and all the co-authors for making it happen and bringing it to fruition.
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New paper on plant form and function out in @PlantCellEnvir: https://t.co/PGX0Qkr6Fq. @jvwilkening et al. developed a neat model to examine how patterns of variation in vulnerability segmentation, hydraulic segmentation and the interaction between them influences plant function.
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Using a hydraulic model, we examine how vulnerability segmentation interacts with other traits to impact plant conductance loss. We show that vulnerability segmentation impacts depend on other...
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@jvwilkening
Jeannie Wilkening
2 years
Fun to share our new paper out in @PlantCellEnvir today where myself, @skelrob, Xue Feng, Todd Dawson, and @DrSallyET used plant hydraulic modeling to test some hypotheses regarding vulnerability segmentation and its role in plant drought response https://t.co/VRacFS0t08 (πŸ§΅πŸ‘‡)
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Using a hydraulic model, we examine how vulnerability segmentation interacts with other traits to impact plant conductance loss. We show that vulnerability segmentation impacts depend on other...
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@PlantCellEnvir
Plant Cell & Environment
2 years
This study reveals variable vulnerability segmentation between stems and leaves. Conventional and reverse patterns observed, impacting conductance. Implications for plant traits and hydraulic segmentation. Read more here ‡️ https://t.co/zesT95nJkz @wileyplantsci #OpenAccess
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@TokaiPark
Friends of Tokai Park
2 years
TCMF: Urgent Action required; deadline today! - Please take 1 minute to support our submission to SANParks on the revised draft Tokai Cecilia Implementation Plan (TCIP) if you are in favour of the conservation of biodiversity at Tokai Park. https://t.co/hWOt55ayqU
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