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Eugénie Isabelle Mas

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Community Ecology

Functional Plant Ecology

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eugenie.mas(at)wslto make life hard for spam bots.ch

Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL
Case postale 96
1015 Lausanne 15

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Lausanne La GR B2 417

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Impact of tree species interactions on tree water relations under a warmer and drier climate

This research aims to gain a mechanistic understanding of the role of tree species interactions on tree plastic physiological responses to heat and drought stress. It combines an experimental climate manipulation with tree seedlings and fieldwork in a mature forest subjected yearly to hot droughts.

Understanding how species interactions modulate long-term heat and drought impacts

The project aims to assess the physiological processes by which trees adapt and interact with each other under a changing climate, determine how these processes affect tree physiological responses to climatic stresses, and better understand long-term shifts in tree internal carbon and water cycles.

Publications WSL

Scientific publication article peer reviewed

Grossiord, C.; Bachofen, C.; Gisler, J.; Mas, E.; Vitasse, Y.; Didion‐Gency, M., 2022: Warming may extend tree growing seasons and compensate for reduced carbon uptake during dry periods. Journal of Ecology, 110, 7: 1575-1589. doi: 10.1111/1365-2745.13892

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Eugénie Isabelle Mas

Impact of tree species interactions on tree water relations under a warmer and drier climate

Understanding how species interactions modulate long-term heat and drought impacts