Rodrigo S. Rios
@rsrios.bsky.social
Evolutionary Ecologist | Desert | Plants | Vertebrates | Trait Evolution | Funcional Ecology | Community Ecology | Chile | Universidad De La Serena | IEB
Interests centered on the study of biodiversity from an ecological and evolutionary perspective.
Interests centered on the study of biodiversity from an ecological and evolutionary perspective.
Deciphering the root anatomy of Encelia canescens (Asteraceae), a summer deciduos shrub representative of the Atacama Coastal Desert, Chile. Vascular system structure is non-convencional, with reduced cortex. 🤩
May 18, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Deciphering the root anatomy of Encelia canescens (Asteraceae), a summer deciduos shrub representative of the Atacama Coastal Desert, Chile. Vascular system structure is non-convencional, with reduced cortex. 🤩
Just a small sample of the cross sections used to study chances in anatomical traits in response to water scarcity in petioles of Vitis vinifera varieties from Chile. A collaboration led by PhD student Emilio Villalobos-Soublett from Universidad de Chile.
February 7, 2025 at 10:52 PM
Just a small sample of the cross sections used to study chances in anatomical traits in response to water scarcity in petioles of Vitis vinifera varieties from Chile. A collaboration led by PhD student Emilio Villalobos-Soublett from Universidad de Chile.
Honored to have been awarded a FONDECYT Regular 2025 grant (ANID-Chile), boosting research in the Atacama Desert.
Grant: "The fast-slow continuum of woody shrub communities as a driver of the fast-slow rates of ecosystem functioning across an aridity gradiente within they Atacama Desert"
Grant: "The fast-slow continuum of woody shrub communities as a driver of the fast-slow rates of ecosystem functioning across an aridity gradiente within they Atacama Desert"
February 2, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Honored to have been awarded a FONDECYT Regular 2025 grant (ANID-Chile), boosting research in the Atacama Desert.
Grant: "The fast-slow continuum of woody shrub communities as a driver of the fast-slow rates of ecosystem functioning across an aridity gradiente within they Atacama Desert"
Grant: "The fast-slow continuum of woody shrub communities as a driver of the fast-slow rates of ecosystem functioning across an aridity gradiente within they Atacama Desert"