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Swinburne University of Technology

Australia

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Mark Adams is a Professor at Swinburne University of Technology in Australia. His research focuses on ecological and physiological responses to climate dynamics, particularly in relation to litter accumulation, fire risks, and plant adaptations. Recent publications address the climatic dependencies affecting litter accumulation and the ecophysiological stress tolerance in various environments, providing insights into plant distributions along climatic gradients.

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Reply to: Re-evaluation of quadratic and exponential models of litter accumulation incorporating climatic and species-specific dependence

Author Correction: Litter accumulation and fire risks show direct and indirect climate-dependence at continental scale

Greater ecophysiological stress tolerance in the core environment than in extreme environments of wild chickpea (Cicer reticulatum)

Temperature responses of leaf respiration in light and darkness are similar and modulated by leaf development

Litter accumulation and fire risks show direct and indirect climate-dependence at continental scale (vol 14, 1515, 2023)

Litter accumulation and fire risks show direct and indirect climate-dependence at continental scale

Ecophysiological adaptations shape distributions of closely related trees along a climatic moisture gradient

Ecophysiological adaptations shape distributions of closely related trees along a climatic moisture gradient

Litter accumulation and fire risks show direct and indirect climate-dependence at continental scale

Overestimated gains in water‐use efficiency by global forests

Global transpiration data from sap flow measurements: The SAPFLUXNET database

AusTraits, a curated plant trait database for the Australian flora.

CO2, nitrogen deposition and a discontinuous climate response drive water use efficiency in global forests

Mesophyll photosynthetic sensitivity to leaf water potential in Eucalyptus: a new dimension of plant adaptation to native moisture supply

Dynamics of necromass in woody Australian ecosystems

Topography not tenure controls extent of wildfire within Mountain Ash forests

Disproportionate ch4 sink strength from an endemic, sub-alpine australian soil microbial community

Mistletoes and their eucalypt hosts differ in the response of leaf functional traits to climatic moisture supply

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Frank Thomas

Thomas Givnish

Omar García-Tejera

Anthony Manea

Elizabeth Wenk

Maj-Lena Finnander Linderson

Kerrie Sendall

Thomas N. Buckley

Jorge David

Patrick Hayes

Scott T. Allen

Robert Kooyman

Richard Duncan

Marc Dumont

Charles Warren

Michal Dohnal

Víctor Lechuga Ordoñez

Georgianne W Moore

Robert Lanfear

Rachel Standish

Jeannine Richards

Caroline Gross

Eric von Wettberg

Lesley Hughes

John Kanowski

Cécile Ané

Furong Niu

Mathias Neumann

Brent Ewers

John Richard Evans

Walter Oberhuber

Lynda D. Prior

R. Oren

Santiago (Santi) Sabaté

Greg Jordan

Saul Cunningham

Jean‐Christophe Domec

Colin Edgar

Katherine A McCulloh

Gil Bohrer

Marcela Hernandez

Pilar Llorens

Teemu Paljakka

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