Trait covariation: Structural and functional relationships in plant ecology
Videos
Watch all the talks recorded at the 39th New Phytologist Symposium below, or on our YouTube playlist.
Belinda Medlyn: Traits, from leaf to ecosystem – a perspective from an ecophysiological modeller
Colin Prentice: Leaf traits and environment – towards a compehensive theory
Jens Kattge: 10 years TRY – on-going developments, challenges and perspectives
Peter van Bodegom: Plant trais concepts for a next generation of global models
Michael Dietze: There and back again – a model-data assimilation tale
Isabelle Aubin: Collaborative science to investigate intraspecific trait variability
Monique Weemstra: Towards a multidimensional root trait framework – from correlation to integration
Etienne Laliberté: Tough leaves, weak roots? Trait trade-offs and covariation
Kirsten Thonicke: Plant trait diversity and ecological resilience in tropical forests
Ian Wright: Trait trade-offs and covariation – a brief overview
M. Luke McCormack: Linking roots to ecosystem processes
Anna Harper: Using trait-informed plant functional types in a dynamic global vegetation model
Rosie Fisher: Harder, better, faster, stronger? Trait representation in the Community Land Model 5.0
Peter Thornton: Prediction of plant traits and future climates in an Earth system model
Peter Reich: What can plant traits tell us about the function of ecosystems
Isla Myers-Smith: Biome-scale patterns in tundra plant traits and warming-induced change over time
Sandra Diaz: The global spectrum of plant form and function