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Researcher

Michiel Hubeau

Awards & Distinctions

11 Results

2019

11C-Autoradiographs to image phloem loading

Michiel HubeauJens MinckeChristian VanhoveAnaïs Pasiphaé GorelAdeline FayolleJackie EpilaOlivier LerouxStefaan VandenbergheKathy Steppe

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN FORESTS AND GLOBAL CHANGE

High-resolution in vivo imaging of xylem-transported CO2 in leaves based on real-time 11C-tracing

Michiel HubeauMichael Robert ThorpeJens MinckeJasper BloemenIngvar BauweraertsPeter Etheridge Havila MinchinVeerle De SchepperFilip De VosChristian VanhoveStefaan Vandenberghe et al.

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN FORESTS AND GLOBAL CHANGE

Plant-PET to investigate phloem vulnerability to drought in Populus tremula under changing climate regimes

Michiel HubeauJens MinckeChristian VanhoveJan CourtynStefaan VandenbergheKathy Steppe

A1 Journal Article in TREE PHYSIOLOGY

Rising atmospheric CO2 levels : a holy grail for trees or not?

Jens MinckeMichiel HubeauChristian VanhoveJan CourtynStefaan VandenbergheKathy Steppe

2018

Cambial pinning relates wood anatomy to ecophysiology in the African tropical tree Maesopsis eminii

Janne Van CampMichiel HubeauJan Van den BulckeJoris Van AckerKathy Steppe

A1 Journal Article in TREE PHYSIOLOGY

Drought effects on photosynthesis and implications of photoassimilate distribution in 11C-labeled leaves in the African tropical tree species Maesopsis eminii Engl.

Jackie EpilaMichiel HubeauKathy Steppe

A1 Journal Article in FORESTS

Normalization of 11C-autoradiographic images for semi-quantitative analysis of woody tissue photosynthesis

Jens MinckeMichiel HubeauJ CortynBoudewijn BransChristian VanhoveStefaan VandenbergheKathy Steppe

Xylem and phloem functioning of Populus tremula trees under drought, and elevated CO2 concentration and temperature

Michiel HubeauKathy Steppe

2015

Plant-PET scans: in vivo mapping of xylem and phloem functioning

Michiel HubeauKathy Steppe

A1 Journal Article in TRENDS IN PLANT SCIENCE

2014

Long-term versus daily stem diameter variation in co-occurring mangrove species: environmental versus ecophysiological drivers

Maurits VandegehuchteAdrien GuyotMichiel HubeauStefanie RE GrooteNiels De BaerdemaekerMatthew HayesNina WeltiCatherine E LovelockDavid A LockingtonKathy Steppe

A1 Journal Article in AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST METEOROLOGY

Modelling reveals endogenous osmotic adaptation of storage tissue water potential as an important driver determining different stem diameter variation patterns in the mangrove species Avicennia marina and Rhizophora stylosa

Maurits VandegehuchteAdrien GuyotMichiel HubeauTom De SwaefDavid LockingtonKathy Steppe

A1 Journal Article in ANNALS OF BOTANY