Plot species diversity effects root exudates. Maybe you should title the paper: "It takes a village..."

I still have this on my bookshelf.

When your grad student calls and tells you they don't want to kill the plants from their experiment because they are "too sensitive".

Missing my time living in Northern California and the Trinity Alps today #InternationalMountainDay

A cool promising tool for creating hydraulic maps of roots

Agreed. And then you cross your fingers that you collected enough to reach the detection limit on your HPLC or MS.

Precipitation has legacy effects on fine root production. A point to consider when evaluating below ground processes.

First days of our in-person nutrient deficiency lab for class a success! It is amazingly difficult to take pictures when everyone is so far apart. ⁦Cornell University⁩

Check out our new paper about the KROOF throughfall exclusion experiment in Ecosphere esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… Ecosphere TU München

Our new pub on how we can improve the definition of the rhizosphere and its formation. Spatiotemporal patterns of rhizosphere microbiome assembly: From ecological theory to agricultural application besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

Welcome Gillian! We can’t wait for you to arrive! Cornell isn’t going to know what hit them.

Congratulations on making the shortlist Ben. We are lucky to have you as part of our team. You and your work deserve the recognition!

How do forest tree species respond to long-term seasonal drought below-ground? Can species mixtures dampen the effects of drought? Check out our new paper here: nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/np… @MarieZwetsloot Ecophysiology of Plants DroughtNet

Biology at the University of Utah invites applications for two faculty positions, one in plant ecophysiology and a second in plant ecology, including community ecology, species interactions, stable isotope ecology, and global change ecology. Details at utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/121590

The Bauerle Lab invites applications for a Postdoc in plant-soil interactions and rhizosphere metabolomics to work on an #NSF funded grant on sensing in the soil. Please visit bauerlelab.wordpress.com or message me for more info.

Active learning at its best! Field biology changes student perspectives cals.cornell.edu/news/2022/02/f…

With support from a 2021 Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability Academic Venture Fund, Fellows Taryn Bauerle, Joe Guinness, valued customer, and Todd Walter are building a simulation model to generate data depicting hydro climatic trends for improved flood prediction in NYS’s Catskillls region. atkinson.cornell.edu/award/improved…

Mature beech and spruce trees keep total carbon exudation at constant levels under drought despite reduced net-C uptake! Read our full paper now New Phytologist

Exploring #roots #rhizosphere at a new scale. An exciting look #rootexudates !

And we are off…maize micro dialysis root exudate collection #roots #rootexudates