Biogeosciences

Tatiana Reichert

Tatiana Reichert is a Ph.D. researcher at the Technical University of Munich, and her work focuses on the strategies plants employ to use and acquire phosphorus in the Amazon rainforest. Her methods involve combining modeling and experimental field research to investigate how plant investments in these strategies may impact the forest. Her current goal is to help improve projections of the Amazon rainforest in vegetation models by improving the representation of phosphorus use and acquisition strategies.

The hidden importance of Amazon forests

Laynara F. Lugli, Caroline Miron and Tatiana Reichert September 29, 2022

Figure 1. Minirhizotron image acquisition in the field near Manaus, Brazil (photo credit Caroline Miron From different parts of continental Brazil, now working in different areas of Germany, we, three women scientists, share one more thing in common: our interest in making the hidden importance of the Amazon forest visible. In other words, we …[Read More]