Climate Change Threatens Alpine Plants Before They Ever Get the Chance to Grow New experiments in the Australian Alps reveal how warming, drought and fire quietly undermine plant survival.

In my latest article for @botany.one, I present you the exciting research by @jeronimovazquez.bsky.social recently published in @annbot.bsky.social about the potential effects of climate change on alpine seeds doi.org/10.1093/aob/...

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Jerónimo Vázquez-Ramírez: From Eating Capulines to Researching Arctic Seeds Botany One interviews Dr Jerónimo Vázquez-Ramírez, a Mexican ecologist who has travelled around to research how plants regenerate through seeds and how it can better inform biodiversity conservation a...

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Our first interview of the year features @jeronimovazquez.bsky.social, a Mexican plant ecologist and conservation biologist whose work with seeds has taken him around the world 🫘🌱🌰

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Jerónimo Vázquez Ramírez

🎉Meet @jeronimovazquez.bsky.social ,plant ecologist & conservation biologist at University of Copenhagen. Get to know him & his passion for plant regeneration, conservation, and understanding how alpine and Arctic plants respond to a climate change.
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Climate change may alter seed and seedling traits and shift germination and mortality patterns in alpine environments. Background image by Jerónimo Vázquez-Ramírez

🌿Check the newly published article “Climate change may alter seed and seedling traits and shift germination and mortality patterns in alpine environments” in @annbot by Jerónimo Vázquez-Ramírez @jeronimovazquez.bsky.social & Susanna Venn. 🧵 (1/9)

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The last chapter of my thesis has just been published… and it’s the one I enjoyed the most. Manipulative field experiments are hard work, but also incredibly fun! Getting to spend around 200 days out in the Aussie Alps was the highlight of my PhD.

🔥ADVANCE ACCESS🔥: Climate Change May Alter Seed and Seedling Traits and Shift Germination and Mortality Patterns in Alpine Environments
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Thermal germination niche: implications for seed‐based restoration in climate‐sensitive alpine environments Understanding the germination requirements of native plant species is crucial for restoration practitioners to ensure successful outcomes, especially as restoration efforts expand and global initiati....

Just published! Our latest research on the germination thermal niche of Australian alpine species and what it means for seed-based restoration is now out. Take a look! 🌱🌡️🏔️

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Climate change-driven shifts in snow cover, fire, and drought influence seed bank germination, affecting future plant recruitment in high-altitude ecosystems. These changes may reshape alpine plant community composition, highlighting the need for further research on resilience and adaptation.

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Snow, fire and drought: How alpine and treeline soil seed banks are affected by simulated climate change by jeronimovazquez.bsky.social & Susanna Venn in @annbot.bsky.social

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