About
Ingvild Ryde is a guest researcher at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences, Section for Plant Biochemistry, with a focus on plant-environment interactions in extreme climates.
Her research interests include:
- Plant biochemistry and secondary metabolite production
- Ecosystem responses to climate change
- Arctic and subarctic vegetation dynamics
- Air pollution monitoring using plant bioindicators
- Plant respiration and carbon cycling
- Climate-plant-insect interactions
Recent publications highlight her work on:
- Chemical defense mechanisms in Arctic plants (2025)
- Biodiversity shifts in warming tundra ecosystems (2025)
- Biogenic volatile organic compound emissions (2022)
- Plant responses to herbivory across elevational gradients (2021)
Research metrics show significant impact, with over 160 citations across her work and widespread attention in scientific networks.
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