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\title{PLOS Science Wednesday: Hi! We're Camilo Mora and Iain Caldwell, here to
talk about our paper in PLOS Biology that investigates how plant growth
is impacted by climate change --- AUA!}



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  \date{April 23, 2026}


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My name is Dr. Camilo Mora and I am an assistant professor at the
University of Hawaii Manoa. My research focuses on understanding the
feedback loops between people and biodiversity. My earlier career was on
basic ecology, but then I realized that the effects of people on various
species were massive and already evident. Quantifying such impacts and
their feedbacks on people represent the main topic of my latest
research. And my name is Dr. Iain Caldwell and I am a post-doctoral
researcher at the University of Hawaii Manoa. I am an ecologist with
broad interests in how organisms can respond to changes in their
environment, including the potential consequences of projected climate
changes for such organisms. Along with several colleagues from the
University of Hawaii and the University of Montana, we recently
published a study in PLOS Biology titled Suitable Days for Plant Growth
Disappear under Projected Climate Change: Potential Human and Biotic
Vulnerability. In this paper, we explored the potential consequences of
projected climate changes on future plant growth worldwide, and what
that could mean for various ecosystems and the people that depend on
those ecosystems. Our findings indicate that, if climate change
continues as it has in the past, there could be significant global
declines in the number of suitable plant growing days by 2100; with the
most drastic changes affecting people in the poorest countries of the
world. There is hope though; as our results also indicate that if we can
curb our global carbon emissions, these changes in plant-growing
conditions should be far less severe. We will be answering your
questions at 1pm ET. Ask Us Anything! Don't forget to follow Iain on
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