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Ecolchange seminar – Ivika Ostonen and Biplabi Bhattara talk about grassland warming
Seminar of Department of Geography, UT and Centre of Excellence EcolChange Speakers: Ivika Ostonen is a senior researcher, and Biplabi Bhattarai is PhD student in the Department of Geography, University of Tartu. Titles of the talks: “Subarctic grassland ecosystem’s response … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020, Arctic, climate change, EcolChange seminar, geography, grassland, Ivika Ostonen
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New publication – Acclimation of Fine Root Systems to Soil Warming: Comparison of an Experimental Setup and a Natural Soil Temperature Gradient
Text by Kaarin Parts Global warming is predicted to impact high-latitude and high-altitude forests severely, jeopardizing their overall functioning and carbon storage, both of which depend on the warming response of tree fine root systems. This paper investigates the effect … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, climate change, Ecosystems, fine roots, forest ecosystems, functional traits, Ivika Ostonen, Kaarin Parts, Leho Tedersoo, mycorrhiza, Picea, roots, spruce
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New paper published – Adaptive root foraging strategies along a boreal–temperate forest gradient
Text by Ivika Ostonen Fine roots are the principal organs for absorption of water and nutrients in soil, and their growth patterns control forest production and sustainability. In most boreal and temperate forest trees, the fine root nutrient acquisition is … Continue reading
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Tagged 2017, bacteria, Betula, foraging, forest ecosystems, Ivika Ostonen, mycorrhiza, New Phytologist, nutrient cycle, nutrients, Picea, Pinus, trees
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