Prof.dr. M.A.P.A. Aerts

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• changes
• climate
• cycling
• deposition
• effects
• functional
• nitrogen
• nutrient
• plant
• systeemecologie
• types

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Publicaties

(de meest recente is bovenaan geplaatst)

Summer warming accelerates sub-arctic peatland nitrogen cycling without changing enzyme pools or microbial community structure.

Succession-induced trait shifts across a wide range of NW European ecosystems are driven by light and modulated by initial abiotic conditions.

Towards a functional basis for predicting vegetation patterns: incorporating plant traits in habitat distribution models.

Multiple mechanisms for trait effects on litter decomposition: moving beyond hone-field advantage with a new hypothesis.

Potential macro-detritivore range expansion into the subarctic stimulates litter decomposition: a new positive feedback mechanism to climate change?

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Lopende onderzoeksactiviteiten

(de meest recente activiteit is bovenaan geplaatst)
Projectleider	Ecology and ecosystem service assessment
Projectleider	Climate science and ecohydrology
Onderzoeker	Exploring the Potential for Climate Change Adaptation Stategies in Rural Areas
Projectleider	Back to the future: reconstruction of the evolution of plant-mediated effects on carbon cycling by using modern and fossil plant traits
Projectleider	Global change and resource exploitation in the Antarctic.

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Afgesloten onderzoeksactiviteiten

(de meest recente activiteit is bovenaan geplaatst)
Projectleider	Climate change and biodiversity in the Arctic, an international field campaign to improve predictability
Promotor	Impact of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and rhizobia on plant diversity and ecosystem functioning
Projectleider	Nitrogen availability in a warmer world: linking microbial N transformations at the genetic level and plant responses at the community level
Promotor	Environmental filtering versus Natural variation and plant strategies: key components of plant trait modulation by nutrient supply
Promotor	Klimaatbestendige relaties tussen water, zuurstof en vegetatie

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Classificatie

D15500	Atmosfeer wetenschappen
D22200	Biogeografie, taxonomie
D22400	Ecologie
D22500	Plantkunde