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Part of Afdeling Ecologische Wetenschappen - IEW
Part of Faculteit der Aard- en Levenswetenschappen
Part of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Address De Boelelaan 1085-1087, 1081 HV Amsterdam
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Phone +31-20-5987005
Fax +31-20-5987123
URL http://www.falw.vu.nl/Onderzoeksinstituten/home_subsection.cfm/subsectionid/55B99586-E22B-4B5C-89C65764F35DDB54
Email karin. uyldert -at- ecology. falw. vu. nl

People

Professor Prof.dr. M.A.P.A. Aerts
Professor Prof.dr. J.H.C. Cornelissen
Professor Prof.dr. J. Rozema
Extraordinary professor Prof.dr. G.M. Janssen
Extraordinary professor Prof.dr. G.A. Kowalchuk
Extraordinary professor Prof.dr. J.P.M. Witte

Current research

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Secretariat Back to the future: reconstruction of the evolution of plant-mediated effects on carbon cycling by using modern and fossil plant traits
Secretariat Integrative assessment of vegetation functioning to better predict vegetation-atmosphere feedbacks
Secretariat Modelling plant resource use strategy and biodiversity in relation to changing soil hydrology, soil nutrient availability and climate
Secretariat Worldwide meta-analyses of plant traits and types: their 'afterlife' effects on decomposition
Secretariat Using plant traits as a tool to model and scale plant responses and feedbacks to soil nutrient availability and hydrology
All current research..

Completed research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Collaboration Impact of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and rhizobia on plant diversity and ecosystem functioning
Collaboration Environmental filtering versus Natural variation and plant strategies: key components of plant trait modulation by nutrient supply
Collaboration Linking vegetation to moisture, oxygen and temperature
Collaboration Biodiversity in a changing environment: predicting spatio-temporal dynamics of vegetation
Collaboration Ecosystem responses to heavy metal pollution; analysis of food chain transfer and effects on herbivore-plant communities in contaminated terrestrial tidal sediments in the Biesbosch
All completed research..

Classification

A13000 Soil
A14000 Nature and landscape
D15500 Atmospherical sciences
D15600 Hydrospheric sciences
D22100 Microbiology
D22400 Ecology

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