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Daijiang Li

@_djli

Assistant Professor at LSU. Global change ecologist; Statistician; Community ecology; Bioinformatic; R enthusiasm, #WisAlumni.

Baton Rouge, LA Katılım Haziran 2010
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Daijiang Li@_djli·
Really excited to see our perspective on how urbanization affects species interactions out in Nature Cities, hoping to inspire more research on this topic. Great work led by former postdoc Pablo Moreno-García. Feel free to discuss! rdcu.be/eyjBj nature.com/articles/s4428…
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Irene Mendoza
Irene Mendoza@phenogirl·
@_djli @NatureClimate Unfortunately, my University does not have a subscription to the journal. May I please have a private copy?
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Daijiang Li@_djli·
Going to Botany 2025 this summer? Consider to submit an abstract to our colloquial on "Plant phenology in an era of rapid global change: new perspectives and frontiers"! Should be fun! 2025.botanyconference.org/colloquia.html
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UW–Madison
UW–Madison@UWMadison·
In response to the federal directive issued on Feb. 7, 2025 to change the Facilities and Administration rate for all existing and ongoing new @NIH research awards, UW–Madison has issued the following statement. news.wisc.edu/uw-madison-res…
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SeYeon Chung
SeYeon Chung@seyeon_chung·
Snow day in Baton Rouge. ~4 inches of snow and 10F (-12C) expected tonight. Hope everyone stays warm!
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Lixin Wang (him, he)
Lixin Wang (him, he)@ecohydro_wang·
Starting the new year with a family hike at the Starkey park of our small town Zionsville in Indiana. It’s 2 mile hike and we survived the muddy/flooding section. Happy 2025 everyone!!
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Daijiang Li@_djli·
Cities Shape the Diversity and Spread of Nonnative Species | Annual Reviews - go.shr.lc/4deaxkr If you are at #ESA2024, @urban_sci will talk about this paper on August 7 2:30 PM – 2:45 PM room 104B.
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Bo Zhang
Bo Zhang@bo_zhang11·
We suggest that thermal tolerance and dispersal morphologies are associated with amphibian distributional shifts. We further emphasize that SDM accuracy could be improved by dividing a species range to consider potential differences in traits associated with climate responses.
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Theresa Crimmins
Theresa Crimmins@TheresaCrimmins·
Excited to share this brand-new #phenology pub with the wonderful Rob Guralnick, Lindsay Campbell, and Erin Grady! The framework offers utility for predicting phenological sensitivity and responsiveness in temperate regions and across plant species. nature.com/articles/s4324…
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Jonathan Lenoir
Jonathan Lenoir@EkoLogIt·
The history of nitrogen (N) deposition not only links to westward range shift of generalist plant species but it also links to decreases in the number & proportion of N-fixing plants in temperate forests 🌳 This has important implications for N cycling ⬇️ science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
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Lauren Petrullo
Lauren Petrullo@laurenpetrullo·
📢Calling all prospective grad students: join us Oct 30 for a zoom webinar hosted by @UofAEEB in a step towards demystifying the grad school application process. Info below 👇, registration required (register here: bit.ly/eebgradwebinar) cc @SabrinaMcnew
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Theresa Crimmins
Theresa Crimmins@TheresaCrimmins·
We are undertaking a major revision of the #USANPN's #NaturesNotebook app to make it easier and more fun to track plant and animal seasonal activity! We are looking for individuals to share feedback about the app as it is developed. Learn more: usanpn.org/NNParticipantP…
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Daijiang Li@_djli·
It is really nice to see that data supported hypotheses very well: Long-term nitrogen deposition reduces the diversity of nitrogen-fixing plants | Science Advances science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
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