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History in the making
What you see brightening up my garden on the picture above is what we hope will be the future of microclimate monitoring: a TMS-logger with connection to the internet! Yes, you read that correctly, TOMST is currently working on a … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged climate change, Drought, Ecology, Garden, Garden photography, Microclimate, Nature, Science, Temperature
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Botanical beauty
A sunny spring day brought me to the botanical garden in Meise, close to Brussels. An amazing garden with picturesque views behind every corner. A friend of mine makes it a point to stroll through the botanical garden of each … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium, General
Tagged Botanical garden, Botany, Brussels, Ecology, Garden, Garden photography, Landscape photography, Nature, Nature photography
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Spring
Spring is on its way, I promise! I went to Portugal to check it out for you myself. If you want to know why I was there, check out my previous post. Even that far south, spring seemed to be … Continue reading
Posted in Portugal
Tagged Evora, Flowers, Garden, Macro photography, Nature, PhD, Plant photography, Portugal, Spring, Travel photography
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The modern botanist
For what it’s worth: I tried out this new fancy smartphone app called Pl@ntNet, and as a plant ecologist, I can happily give it my seal of approval. Everybody who has only the most remote interested in plants, stay tuned … Continue reading
Posted in Ecology
Tagged App, Ecology, Flowers, Garden, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Pl@ntNet, PlantNet, Plants, Science, technology
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Forest variation
Small-scale variation. It is a super important part of my research. I mostly look at it from a human perspective: how humans can disturb an ecosystem and change the whole hidden set of abiotic and biotic factors that drive these systems with … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium
Tagged Ecology, Flowers, Forests, Garden, Hiking, Landscape, Landscape photography, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Plants, Science, Spring
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Open for discussion
To know what will happen to ecosystems in a changing world, we need to know the fate of the nutrients within them, like carbon and nitrogen. To know the fate of these nutrients, we need to know how they are distributed and … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium, Science
Tagged Carbon, climate change, Decomposition, Ecology, Fungi, Garden, Garden photography, Gardens, Global change, Litter decomposition, Mushrooms, Nature photography, Nitrogen, Nutrients, Photography, Science
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