Steppe, Kathy 1977- - UGentMemorialis
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Kathy Steppe, Professor für Pflanzenökologie an der Universität Gent (Belgien), hinter einer Birke mit mehreren Messgeräten befestigt in einem Wald in der Schorfheide, Deutschland, 11. April 2016 stehen. Der deutsche Wald geht
Kathy Steppe's research works | Ghent University, Gent (UGhent) and other places
XV Portuguese-Spanish Symposium on Plant Water Relations - Kathy Steppe
Kathy Steppe, Professor for Plant Ecology at the University of Ghent (Belgium), and Andreas Bolter, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. PAH-67404507 | agefotostock
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Modelling xylem-phloem flow coupling ▫ Kathy Steppe ▫ 11 October 2011 Transport of root-derived CO 2 via the transpiration stream affects aboveground tree. - ppt download
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Kathy Steppe | UAV Research Centre
Kathy Steppe, Professor for Plant Ecology at the University of Ghent (Belgium), and Andreas Bolter, head of Thuenen Institute, standing behind a birch with several measuring instruments attached in a forest in
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Kathy Steppe, Ghent University, Belgium - IHC 2022
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Improving sap flux density measurements by correctly determining thermal diffusivity, differentiating between bound and unbound water – topic of research paper in Earth and related environmental sciences. Download scholarly article PDF and
Faculty of Bioscience Engineering UGent a Twitter: "Bekijk @demadammen met #ugent-madam Kathy Steppe over sprekende planten @Floralien_Gent! https://t.co/TTvtM2rEXf https://t.co/s9fb7zKIIl" / Twitter
Gesorafa PhD Unifi - 📌21 MAY 2021 4.30 pm CET Next Seminar of the webinar series 💧🌳 Water and forests ina changing world 🌳💧 "Foliar water uptake to the rescue when tree
Vegetables that aim higher: the future of urban horticulture in Roeselare | Dare To Think
