Welcome to the Journal of Ecology blog! Journal of Ecology was established by the British Ecological Society in 1913 and rapidly became one of the most important outlets for cutting-edge research in plant ecology. The blog was launched as part of the celebrations for the Journal’s Centenary in 2012.
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Curtis Lubbe – Blog Editor
Curtis manages the Journal of Ecology blog, commissions and edits new content, and helps authors tell the stories behind their research. You can contact Curtis at: Curtis.Lubbe@ibot.cas.cz
“My research focuses on how plants avoid or reduce abiotic stress. I am primarily interested in the role of belowground structures, particularly storage organs of herbaceous perennial plants, as spatial and temporal avoidance strategies. Herbaceous plants in seasonal climates use their belowground storage organs to keep and protect resources (especially water and carbohydrates) for seasonal regrowth and to survive recurrent disturbance or other damage. This allocation is planned by the plant and different types of storage organs (and storage carbohydrates) can have different advantages depending on the stress and habitat.“
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Is good blog . I will make a ecology blog in France because we don t have a many ecology blog , potcast and vidéo. The world must know why the ecology is importante