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Researcher

Iris Moeneclaey

8 Results

2022

Disentangling the effects of phosphorus, nitrogen and species identity on the vegetation reflectance spectrum

Iris MoeneclaeyLander BaetenKris VerheyenFrieke Vancoillie

A1 Journal Article in APPLIED VEGETATION SCIENCE

Ecosystem multifunctionality lowers as grasslands under restoration approach their target habitat type

Eva DeCockIris MoeneclaeyStephanie SchelfhoutMargot VanhellemontLander Baeten

A1 Journal Article in RESTORATION ECOLOGY

Species ecological strategy and soil phosphorus supply interactively affect plant biomass and phosphorus concentration

Iris MoeneclaeyStephanie SchelfhoutEva DeCockFrieke VancoillieKris VerheyenLander Baeten

A1 Journal Article in BASIC AND APPLIED ECOLOGY

2021

Effects of bioavailable phosphorus and soil biota on typical Nardus grassland species in competition with fast-growing plant species

Stephanie SchelfhoutSafaa WasofJan MertensAndreas DemeyEva DeCockIris MoeneclaeyPieter VangansbekeNicole ViaeneKris VerheyenAn De Schrijver

A1 Journal Article in ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS

Flowering phenology and reproduction of a forest understorey plant species in response to the local environment

Bram SercuIris MoeneclaeyDries BonteLander Baeten

A1 Journal Article in PLANT ECOLOGY

Species ecological strategy and soil phosphorus supply interactively affect plant biomass and phosphorus concentration

Iris MoeneclaeyStephanie SchelfhoutMargot VanhellemontEva DeCockKris VerheyenLander Baeten

Win some, lose some : mesocosm communities maintain community productivity despite lower phosphorus availability because of increased species diversity

Eva DeCockStephanie SchelfhoutSafaa WasofIris MoeneclaeyJan MertensKris VerheyenLander Baeten

A1 Journal Article in APPLIED VEGETATION SCIENCE

2020

Induced phenological avoidance : a neglected defense mechanism against seed predation in plants

Bram SercuIris MoeneclaeyDries BonteLander Baeten

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY