Prof.dr. J.C.J.M. de Kroon

Update Persondata

• aridity
• conservation
• ecology
• flooding
• growth
• nature
• plant
• rivers
• water

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Publications

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Interactive effects of nutrient heterogeneity and competition: Implications for root foraging theory?

Root responses to nutrients and soil biota: Drivers of species coexistence and ecosystem productivity

Matrix models

Matrix models

Plant responses to soil heterogeneity and global environmental change

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Enhanced publications

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Doctoral Thesis: On the variation of a functional trail mechanisms and consequences of petiole length variation in trifoleum repens

Current research

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Project leader	The resilience of plant and bird communities under climate change scenarios in the Dutch landscape
Project leader	Quantifying the importance of niches to tree species coexistence in a tropical forest
Project leader	Naar een 'early warning' systeem voor de bescherming van vogels, op basis van inzichten uit de populatiemodellering

Completed research projects

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Supervisor	On the variation of a functional trait. Mechanisms and consequences of petiole length variaton in Trifolium repens
Supervisor	The importance of being connected: Induced resistance to herbivory in Trifolium repens networks
Supervisor	Diversity and adaptation in the genus Yellow cress (Rorippa) in response to flooding
Supervisor	Intraspecific variation in flooding-induced petiole elongation in Rumex palustris. From signal transduction to ecological and micro-evolutionary implications
Supervisor	Establishment and extinction: the dynamics of local plant populations in a regional perspective

Classification

A14000	Nature and landscape
D22400	Ecology