Joy Ward

University of Kansas

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Projects

Physiological and Molecular Mechanisms Controlling Altered Flowering Times at Elevated [CO2]

Lead Institution

University of Kansas

Principal Investigator

Joy Ward

Project type

Large-Scale EMSL Research

Shifts in flowering time in response to climate change can alter both the timing and amount of carbon that is cycling within ecosystems. Atmospheric CO2 concentration ([CO2]) has increased from 270…

Development of high-throughput metabolomics technologies: Application to studying the flowering time in Arabidopsis thaliana

Lead Institution

Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory

Principal Investigator

David Hoyt

The future trajectory of metabolomics and its applications largely depends on the analytical capabilities of NMR and MS and their combination. Although the use of both NMR and MS methods is…

Delineating the Roles of Rising CO2 and Temperature on Flowering Time and Plant Carbon Gain across Pre-Industrial Through Future Conditions

Lead Institution

University of Kansas

Principal Investigator

Joy Ward

Project type

Large-Scale EMSL Research

Since the Industrial Revolution began (200 years ago), atmospheric [CO2] has increased from 270 to 390 ppm (44% increase), and average global temperatures have risen by 0.76 degrees C. In the future,…