T.M. Perez
@tmperez.bsky.social
Climate Change Ecologist, Director of Carbon Science @ Living Carbon.
Presently trying to reduce and remove GHG from the atmosphere. All comments my own.
www.timothymperez.com
Presently trying to reduce and remove GHG from the atmosphere. All comments my own.
www.timothymperez.com
Get in touch if you're interested in chatting or learning more about this data ✌️
September 19, 2025 at 9:57 PM
Get in touch if you're interested in chatting or learning more about this data ✌️
Updates to the database will be made on the website below. Feel free to download the dataset or upload your own data. The dataset will be updated periodically after new submissions are made. tmoreperez.github.io/heat-toleran...
Plant Heat Tolerance Database -
tmoreperez.github.io
September 19, 2025 at 9:57 PM
Updates to the database will be made on the website below. Feel free to download the dataset or upload your own data. The dataset will be updated periodically after new submissions are made. tmoreperez.github.io/heat-toleran...
Hopefully, this database disambiguates some of the different ways to measure (and interpret) PHTs. Look at panel A in the figure below - 70 distinct methods even after trying to simplify and categorize them.
September 19, 2025 at 9:57 PM
Hopefully, this database disambiguates some of the different ways to measure (and interpret) PHTs. Look at panel A in the figure below - 70 distinct methods even after trying to simplify and categorize them.
Plant heat tolerances (PHTs) remain a hot topic (pun intended), but their physiological relevance to broader metrics of performance - and even other metrics of heat tolerance - are are poorly established. Part of the issue with plant heat tolerances is that they are measured so many different ways.
September 19, 2025 at 9:57 PM
Plant heat tolerances (PHTs) remain a hot topic (pun intended), but their physiological relevance to broader metrics of performance - and even other metrics of heat tolerance - are are poorly established. Part of the issue with plant heat tolerances is that they are measured so many different ways.
Get in touch if you're interested in chatting or learning more about this data. Otherwise, happy analyzing ✌️
September 19, 2025 at 9:49 PM
Get in touch if you're interested in chatting or learning more about this data. Otherwise, happy analyzing ✌️
Updates to the database will be made on the website below. Feel free to download the dataset or upload your own data. The dataset will be updated periodically after new submissions are made. tmoreperez.github.io/heat-toleran...
Plant Heat Tolerance Database -
tmoreperez.github.io
September 19, 2025 at 9:49 PM
Updates to the database will be made on the website below. Feel free to download the dataset or upload your own data. The dataset will be updated periodically after new submissions are made. tmoreperez.github.io/heat-toleran...
Hopefully, this database disambiguates some of the different ways to measure (and interpret) PHTs. Look at panel A in the figure below - 70 distinct methods even after trying to simplify and categorize them.
September 19, 2025 at 9:49 PM
Hopefully, this database disambiguates some of the different ways to measure (and interpret) PHTs. Look at panel A in the figure below - 70 distinct methods even after trying to simplify and categorize them.
Plant heat tolerances (PHTs) remain a hot topic (pun intended), but their physiological relevance to broader metrics of performance - and even other metrics of heat tolerance - are are poorly established. Part of the issue with plant heat tolerances is that they are measured so many different ways.
September 19, 2025 at 9:49 PM
Plant heat tolerances (PHTs) remain a hot topic (pun intended), but their physiological relevance to broader metrics of performance - and even other metrics of heat tolerance - are are poorly established. Part of the issue with plant heat tolerances is that they are measured so many different ways.
That said, supporting a political party that seems inherently anti-science does seem hare brained.
June 27, 2025 at 12:04 AM
That said, supporting a political party that seems inherently anti-science does seem hare brained.
I think this is a fascinating interview. 38:11 when Thiel takes a long time to answer if he thinks humans should persist is astonishing - not far off from closing the circle with radical environmentalists.
I agree that there has been stagnation from my narrow perspective on science.
I agree that there has been stagnation from my narrow perspective on science.
June 27, 2025 at 12:04 AM
I think this is a fascinating interview. 38:11 when Thiel takes a long time to answer if he thinks humans should persist is astonishing - not far off from closing the circle with radical environmentalists.
I agree that there has been stagnation from my narrow perspective on science.
I agree that there has been stagnation from my narrow perspective on science.
What’s happening with the x-axis in the figure with model projections?
June 17, 2025 at 11:32 PM
What’s happening with the x-axis in the figure with model projections?