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Bibliothekskatalog
- Schlagwort: Bodenkohlenstoff
83 Treffer
- 1A Strategy for Estimating the Impact of CO2 Fertilization on Soil Carbon Storage
Kevin Harrison; Wallace Broeker; Georges Bonani1993 - 2Direct determination of total soil carbohydrate content
Ivo Safarik; Hana Santruckova1992 - 3Auswirkungen von Ökosystemmanipulationen auf Vorratsänderung und Freisetzung von C- und N- Verbindungen : Dissertation Georg-August-Universität, Göttingen, Fakultät für Forstwissenschaften und Waldökologie
Balazs Horvath2006 - 4Bodenkundliche Indikatoren für die Auswertung der Bodenzustandserhebung im Wald (BZE II)
Winfried Riek; Barbara Wolff; Universität Göttingen. Forschungszentrum Waldökosysteme2007 - 5Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Mineralization at Different Elevations in the Chugach Mountains of South-Central Alaska, U.S.A.
B. Sveinbjörnsson; J. Davis; W. Abadie; A. Butler1995 - 6A latitudinal gradient in carbon turnover times in forest soils
Michael I. Bird; Allan R. Chivas; John Head1996 - 7Measured forest soil C stocks and estimated turnover times along an elevation gradient
Charles T. jr. Garten; Paul J. Hanson2006 - 8Radiocarbon and Soil Carbon Dynamics
Susan Trumbore2009 - 9Temperature-enhanced decomposition contributes to a decline in soil carbon stocks of a mountain forest after windthrow
Andreas Schindlbacher; Matthias Mayer; Bradley Matthews; Hans Göransson2015 - 10Soil carbon stocks and dynamics in soils of the Okavango catchment: Dissertation Universität Hamburg
Jona Luther-Mosebach2017 - 11Strategies for Climate-Smart Forest Management in Austria
Robert Jandl; Thomas Ledermann; Georg Kindermann; Alexandra Freudenschuß; Thomas Gschwantner; Peter Weiss2018 - 12Predicting soil carbon loss with warming
T.W. Crowther2018 - 13Globally rising soil heterotrophic respiration over recent decades
A. Bondo-Andersen; Vanessa L. Bailey; Min Chen2018 - 14Changes in soil organic C and N stocks after forest transformation from Norway
Jörg Prietzel; Sven Bachmann2012 - 15Organic matter losses in German Alps forest soils since the 1970s most likely caused by warming
Jörg Prietzel; Lothar Zimmermann; Alfred Schubert; Dominik Christophel2016