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FOR891_sp13e microbe activity: SP13e Biomass and activity of the soil microbial community as a function of ...

Description:
As a huge dynamic reservoir of biodiversity and metabolic potentials, soil microorganisms shape nutrient cycling and ecosystem functions. Within the first stage of FOR 981, SP7 analyzed biomass of major groups of soil microorganisms by phospholi...

Id: 16
People: 3
Datasets: 17
Proposals: 4
Attachments: 0
Created at: 2011-04-01
Updated at: 2019-12-17

FOR891_sp13c microbe physiology: SP13c Physiological profiles of soil microbial communities

Description:
As partner project to the European subproject 13, the main objective of the Chinese group is to study soil microbial communities under different plant diversity levels and erosion potential, focusing on their functional diversity. In accordance ...

Id: 30
People: 2
Datasets: 0
Proposals: 0
Attachments: 0
Created at: 2011-04-02
Updated at: 2019-12-17

FOR891_sp12e phosporus: SP12e The effect of tree species diversity on phosphorus availability and cyc...

Description:
The maintenance of soil fertility through species diverse forests might be an important ecosystem service in tropical regions with their large areas of forest plantations. Preliminary investigations at the Comparative Study Plots of BEF China ha...

Id: 15
People: 4
Datasets: 7
Proposals: 6
Attachments: 0
Created at: 2011-04-01
Updated at: 2019-12-17

FOR891_sp12c phosporus: SP12c Root trait variation and plasticity in relation to phosphorus availabi...

Description:
Root traits are critical for nutrient uptake in nutrient-poor environments. For phosphorus (P)- poor subtropical forests of BEF-China, important research questions are how root morphological and physiological traits have adapted to low P conditi...

Id: 29
People: 1
Datasets: 0
Proposals: 0
Attachments: 0
Created at: 2011-04-02
Updated at: 2019-12-17

FOR891_sp11e invasibility: SP11e The interplay of herbaceous and woody species richness: impacts on inv...

Description:
This subproject studies the interactions between tree layer diversity, herb layer diversity and invasibility in subtropical China. In the first phase of BEF China we focused on characteristics of the herb layer (1) as response variable to tree l...

Id: 14
People: 6
Datasets: 22
Proposals: 6
Attachments: 0
Created at: 2011-04-01
Updated at: 2019-12-17

FOR891_sp11c invasibility: SP11c Succession and invasibility of herbaceous vegetation under different w...

Description:
The theory that human intervention promotes the invasion of exotic species has been rarely tested in the montane subtropical area. Similarly little is known about their invasive mechanism. The establishment of the Main Experiment of BEF-China at...

Id: 28
People: 6
Datasets: 2
Proposals: 1
Attachments: 0
Created at: 2011-04-02
Updated at: 2019-12-17
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