CaGaWaLo: regulation of carbon gain and water loss by woody vegetation. [ 2004-01-16 - 2003-12-31 ]

Research Grant

Researchers: A/Prof Ross McMurtrie (Partner Investigator) ,  Arndt, Stefan (Partner Investigator) ,  Belinda Medlyn (Partner Investigator) ,  Dr Charles Warren (Partner Investigator) ,  Dr David Whitehead (Partner Investigator)
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Brief description CaGaWaLo: regulation of carbon gain and water loss by woody vegetation. Trees and shrubs are widely perceived as central to solving problems of national and international significance. Seed funding is sought to facilitate establishment of a research network focused on their ability to sequester carbon and transmit water to the atmosphere. The proposed network is broadly based in plant physiology and ecology and contains a strong cross-section of leading international expertise in relevant sub-disciplines. By leveraging the huge pool of international expertise and focusing on a range of scales (from molecular to biosphere scales), this network will yield new ideas and approaches that will produce outputs and outcomes of national significance.

Funding Amount $10,000

Funding Scheme Special Research Initiatives

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