Louis Verschuren

PhD Candidate and teaching assistant

Ghent University

Belgium

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Louis Verschuren is a PhD Candidate and teaching assistant at Ghent University in Belgium. His research focuses on helical μCT scans, urbanization effects on saproxylic beetles, and the microclimate of solitary trees. He has published articles addressing issues such as woody volume estimation, tree-ring densitometry, and the variation of insect herbivory across urbanization gradients.

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associate professor

University of Silesia

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Koenraad Van Meerbeek

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Arno Thomaes

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Jörg Brunet

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Charlotte Pearson

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Articles (9)

Functional trait variation of an emblematic saproxylic beetle along rural‐to‐urban gradients across Europe

Microclimate of large solitary trees along rural-to-urban gradients across Europe

Correction for the heel effect in helical μCT scans for accurate densitometry

Allometric equations underestimate woody volumes of large solitary trees outside forests

X-ray micro-CT pipeline for large-scale tree-ring densitometry studies

Enabling high-throughput quantitative wood anatomy through a dedicated pipeline

Bristlecone Pine Maximum Latewood Density as a Superior Proxy for Millennium‐Length Temperature Reconstructions

Variation in insect herbivory across an urbanization gradient: The role of abiotic factors and leaf secondary metabolites

Heading for a fall: The fate of old wind-thrown beech trees (Fagus sylvatica) is detectable in their growth pattern

Collaborators (7)

Łukasz Depa

Valerie Trouet

Koenraad Van Meerbeek

Arno Thomaes

Jörg Brunet

Charlotte Pearson

Sara Cousins

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