Stephan Getzin

[tagesschau @tagesschau]

Deutscher Wissenschaftler: Phänomen der Feenkreise in Namibia entschlüsselt? https://t.co/4qOZ0VXApy #Namibia #Wüste #Pflanzenwelt

[Uni Göttingen @uniGoettingen]

Namibias berühmte Feenkreise entstehen dadurch, dass frisch gekeimte Gräser durch Wassermangel im Feenkreis verkümmern. Das haben Forschende unserer Uni und der @bengurionu herausgefunden. https://t.co/lYVg7h2W67 und https://t.co/6JKmHa36V9

[Uni Göttingen @uniGoettingen]

What explains the mystery of Namibia’s #FairyCircles? Researchers show plant water stress causes the curious, circular, bald patches in the dry grasslands as illustrated here by @bauhaus_uni. Find out more: https://t.co/WjQ468yWyT, research: https://t.co/wlt6VtyypD @ELSenviron

[Stephan Getzin @GetzinStephan]

Here is our new PNAS study on fairy circles. Soil-water diffusion and associated biomass-water feedbacks drive large- and small-scale grass patterns in the Namib.
https://t.co/IedTwgmWlo
@GobabebRSH
@GrasslandSocSA
@namibia_news

[Uni Göttingen @uniGoettingen]

Do you wonder what #FairyCircles look like close up? And what causes them? It turns out hungry termites are not the culprit! See this short clip: https://t.co/SX8BPxOWIq, or the research @ELSenviron: https://t.co/282wISOfHT or article @nytimes: https://t.co/wVbX0lFkxm

[Uni Göttingen @uniGoettingen]

Secrets of Namibia’s Fairy Circles demystified: plants self-organise - https://t.co/AX6MmHoCjJ, https://t.co/282wISOfHT @ELSenviron. This clip shows a researcher at our Uni investigating the death of grasses in #FairyCircles around a week after rainfall: https://t.co/5aDW6oivXE

[Uni Göttingen @uniGoettingen]

See how Conservation Namibia write about Fairy Circles, one of nature’s great mysteries, describing new research at our Uni and @GobabebRSH. Original research paper: https://t.co/egoZj1yRS3, and https://t.co/kNhqIP2aSD @GetzinStephan, #FairyCircles https://t.co/h7ArJRXLDT

[Stephan Getzin @GetzinStephan]

Here is a new media article on our #fairycircle research.
https://t.co/LJn5zReuHW

[Uni Göttingen @uniGoettingen]

One of nature’s great mysteries: #FairyCircles. Research in the '70s stated poisons in Euphorbia leaves caused them. Our Uni and @GobabebRSH went back to find the original experiments and, 40 years later, disproved this: https://t.co/kNhqIPjLKb @GetzinStephan ttps://doi.org/ghbb

[Stephan Getzin @GetzinStephan]

Our new paper is published on testing one of the oldest hypotheses on the origin of the Namibian "Fairy circles"
https://t.co/seuoS1X6mY

[Stephan Getzin @GetzinStephan]

The Magical Mathematics Behind 'Fairy Circles'
https://t.co/exHXGhTiAQ

[Stephan Getzin @GetzinStephan]

@ftmaestre @TEricksonSeed @MiriMunozRojas @JEcology Thank you Fernando for the kind comment!

[Stephan Getzin @GetzinStephan]

Here is our new article on bridging #ecology and physics to explain the Australian #FairyCircles.
It is open-access: https://t.co/420EouRFQM
@kingspark_wa, @uwanews, @bengurionu

[Stephan Getzin @GetzinStephan]

@TEricksonSeed @TimDoherty_ Sorry Todd, I don't use Twitter regularly. Feel free to send me an email with this question.

[Stephan Getzin @GetzinStephan]

Here is our new OPEN ACCESS article on “Contrasting Global Patterns of Spatially Periodic Fairy Circles and Regular Insect Nests in Drylands“ #ecology
https://t.co/F3usZqDZpf

[Stephan Getzin @GetzinStephan]

Our article on unusual Namibian fairy circles has now full bibliographic details. https://t.co/yXOt0tj6mU
It can be downloaded for free until April 24 under the above link.
@GrasslandSocSA

[Stephan Getzin @GetzinStephan]

Here is our new paper on fairy circles:
Unusual Namibian fairy circle patterns in heterogeneous and atypical e... https://t.co/D524PVhR40

[Ecosphere @ESAEcosphere]

A multi-scale approach reveals edaphic and hydrological drivers of fairy circles in Western Australia. @OutbackEco @MiriMunozRojas @GetzinStephan

https://t.co/jH3FD385lQ

[Stephan Getzin @GetzinStephan]

Just setting up my Twitter. #myfirstTweet