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- Above ground uptake of nitrogen
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- Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling in Forest Ecosystems
- Controlling-Gaseous-Nitrogen-Oxide-Emissions-from-Grassland-Farming-Systems-in-Europe
- AgrOr – a holistic system for grain authenticity testing (variety, varietal purity, origin, cultivation method, unknown adulteration) using a combination of stable isotope analysis and various spectral fingerprinting methods.
- Does partial mycoheterotrophy also occur in arbuscular mycorrhiza? A multi-element isotope abundance analysis.
- Food origin classification: Mushrooms and cocoa
- Investigation of ecological food webs on windthrow areas of the Bavarian Forest National Park by means of stable isotope analysis
- Forest Carbon - Nitrogen Trajectories
- Investigations on nitrate reduction of Fraxinus excelsior L. and Quercus robur L. under different nitrogen supply conditions
- Isotopic N Exchange at Critical Landscape Interfaces
- Comparisons of N2O and CH4 fluxes as affected by land use systems and climate in small catchments in Korea
- Nitrathaushalt bei Bäumen mit zerstreutporigem (Fagus sylvatica L.) und ringporigem Holz (Quercus petraea [Matt.] Liebl.)
- Nitrogen Physiology of Forest Plants and Soils
- Nitrogen transport between mycorrhizal fungi and mycoheterotrophic plant
- Partial mycoheterotrophy in orchids
- Quantification and process analysis of biogenic trace gas fluxes
- Quantification and process distinction of biogenic trace gas fluxes
- Uptake of Ammonium and Nitrate in Forest Trees
- Publications from the IBG
- Former Lab Members of the IBG