Menge, Duncan
E3B Associate Professor
Research in the Menge lab addresses fundamental questions in ecosystem ecology and biogeochemistry using theory, observations, experiments, and data synthesis. Although much of the focus is basic science, our work is highly relevant to pressing societal concerns such as global climate change and eutrophication because of the intimate connections between nutrients, plants, and greenhouse gases.
Research Keywords: Ecosystem, Ecosystem ecology, Biogeochemistry, Theoretical ecology, Global change, Evolutionary ecology, Complex systems, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Nitrogen fixation, Nutrient cycles, Nutrient limitation, Nutrient loss, Ecosystem development, Succession, Stable isotopes, Adaptive dynamics, Arctic, Tundra, Forest, Climate
Menge DNL, Kou-Giesbrecht S, Taylor BN, Akana PR, Butler A, Carreras Pereira KA, Cooley SS, Lau VM, Lauterbach EL. 2023. Terrestrial phosphorus cycling: response to climatic change. Annual Review of Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics 54: 429-49. https://www.