I just mentioned to someone on Twitter that today was a feel good day. It was a rough day on the one hand (some heavy thinking on one of the projects I supervise at work wore me down), but also quite an amazing day. For one, the weather was amazing today, and with many colleaguesContinue reading “A feel good day”
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Guest post at the ‘Functional Ecologists’ blog – Robin Heinen: Feeding from up to bottom: belowground herbivory impacts on plant-soil feedbacks
In this new post, Robin Heinen from the Netherlands Institute of Ecology presents his latest work ‘Foliar herbivory creates subtle soil legacy effects that alter future herbivores via changes in plant community biomass allocation’, discuss the importance of complex interactions to understand ecological communities and shares his worries about not being able to disconnect fromContinue reading “Guest post at the ‘Functional Ecologists’ blog – Robin Heinen: Feeding from up to bottom: belowground herbivory impacts on plant-soil feedbacks”
Robin Heinen 