Sofia J. van Moorsel

The paper examines how tree species diversity and identity affect remotely sensed canopy variables in two forest biodiversity experiments, finding mixed effects on productivity and spectral traits.

The paper evaluates airborne imaging spectroscopy for tree species classification using a biodiversity experiment, finding high accuracy for few species but lower accuracy for many species.

This study examines how drought affects volatile organic compound profiles in European beech saplings across genetic backgrounds, finding significant changes in VOCs and a drought legacy effect.

This study investigates how species diversity affects ecological forecasts under constant and declining light conditions, finding mixed evidence of an interactive effect on forecast accuracy.

This paper uses leaf spectroscopy to assess drought response variation in Fagus sylvatica saplings from across its range, finding greater drought resistance in Iberian Peninsula saplings.

This study uses whole-genome sequencing to analyze population genomic structure in Lemna minor and the cryptic species L. japonica in Switzerland, revealing distinct genetic clusters and population patterns.

This study develops a framework to discover causal links in social-ecological systems using literature and data, finding consistent negative links between global change and biodiversity-ecosystem function.