Scientists discover how plants breathe. <\/a>July 2019. Press release associated with Lundgren et al. 2019 Nature Communications.<\/p>\n Scientists move a step closer to understanding species distributions in the face of climate change.<\/em><\/a>\u00a0August 2015. Press release associated with Lundgren et al. 2015 Ecology Letters<\/p>\n Broadening the Spectrum of Photosynthesis in the grass, Alloteropsis semialata.\u00a0<\/em><\/a>Commentary on Lundgren et al. \u2018Evolutionary Implications of C3<\/sub>-C4<\/sub>\u00a0intermediates in the grass Alloteropsis semialata\u2019 by\u00a0Gregory Reeves<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Julian Hibberd<\/a><\/p>\n Future Leaders Fellowships for two Lancaster researchers<\/a><\/p>\n British Ecological Society Member Stories<\/a><\/p>\n Lancaster University crop scientist wins prestigious award for nutrition research<\/a><\/p>\n C3 + C4 = C2?<\/a><\/p>\n Living on the Sedge<\/a> by Catherine Walsh<\/a><\/p>\n Rocket science: Telling the story of the C2 enigma<\/a> by Catherine Walsh<\/a><\/p>\n To C4 or not to C4 if you\u2019re a tree? Some possible answers<\/a><\/p>\n The interplay of photosynthesis and evolution \u2013 resolving the anatomical paradox <\/a>by Suma Mani<\/p>\n Shedding light on photosynthesis research <\/em><\/a>by\u00a0Angie Burnett<\/a><\/p>\n Arnold Arboretum Research Talk<\/a> – 26 March 2018. Dr Lundgren’s seminar on Ecological Transitions During the Evolution of C4 Photosynthesis<\/p>\n University of Essex departmental seminar<\/a> on “C2 photosynthesis: A promising route to food security?” by Dr Lundgren in April 2021.<\/p>\n CAPITALISE seminar<\/a> on “Engineering C2 photosynthesis for crop improvement” by Dr Lundgren in April 2022.<\/p>\n Curious Kids: where did the first seed come from? <\/a>by Marjorie Lundgren<\/p>\n Questions at the frontiers of botany: How can we protect plants from climate change?\u00a0<\/em>BBC Focus Magazine article by Carolyn Fry, December 2015.<\/p>\n Understanding a true original<\/a>, Farmers Weekly Article by Marjorie Lundgren, September 2012.<\/p>\n Sophie Young<\/a> provides an expert opinion on engineering more efficient trees for climate mitigation in this ScienceInsider article<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Research Press Releases Scientists discover how plants breathe. July 2019. Press release associated with Lundgren et al. 2019 Nature Communications. Scientists move a step closer to understanding species distributions in the face of climate change.\u00a0August 2015. Press release associated with Lundgren et al. 2015 Ecology Letters Broadening the Spectrum of Photosynthesis in the grass, Alloteropsis … <\/p>\nFeatures<\/h1>\n
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