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Felix de Tombeur is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia. His research interests revolve around plant-soil interactions, specifically focusing on the roles of silicon in plant defenses and nutrient acquisition strategies. He has a proven track record of investigating ecosystem development and silica-based defenses, contributing significantly to our understanding of soil formation and nutrient cycling, particularly in phosphorus-poor habitats. Notably, he has explored silicification and biomineralization processes. With a commendable h-index of 854 and numerous citations to his publications, he is well-regarded in his field. He continues to engage in collaborative research projects aimed at advancing knowledge related to these critical ecological aspects.
University of Western Australia • Perth
Conducting research on plant-soil interactions and silicon's role in nutrient acquisition and plant defenses.
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