Carbon isotope composition of tree‐ring (δ13CRing) is a commonly used proxy for
environmental change and ecophysiology. δ13CRing reconstructions are based on a solid …

The isotope ratios of ecosystem fluxes and pools inform us about ecological connections
that are otherwise invisible to the human eye at scales ranging from microbes to landscapes …

Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) is a common European tree species, and understanding its
acclimation to the rapidly changing climate through physiological, biochemical or structural …

Stable carbon isotopes are a powerful tool to study photosynthesis. Initial applications
consisted of determining isotope ratios of plant biomass using mass spectrometry …

Understanding the dynamics of δ13C and δ18O in modern resin is crucial for interpreting
(sub) fossilized resin records and resin production dynamics. We measured the δ13C and …

Stable carbon isotopes in plants can help evaluate and improve the representation of
carbon and water cycles in land‐surface models, increasing confidence in projections of …

The carbon isotope composition of respired CO2 (δ13CR) and bulk organic matter (δ13CB)
of various plant compartments informs about the isotopic fractionation and substrate of …

Continuous cover forestry (CCF) has gained interest as an alternative to even-aged
management particularly on drained peatland forests. However, relatively little is known …

Leaf intercellular vapor pressure (ei) can be unsaturated, but its effect on leaf water heavy
isotope enrichment (LWE) has not yet been quantified. We evaluated the ecological …

Carbon isotope discrimination (∆) in leaf biomass (∆ BL) and tree rings (∆ TR) provides
important proxies for plant responses to climate change, specifically in terms of intrinsic …