guarantee long-term accessibility to a unique record of glacier photographs that have
guarantee long-term accessibility to a unique record of glacier photographs that have
The chemistry of soil solution and the soil water availability for plants have been
The chemistry of soil solution and the availability of soil water for plants have
process a unique archive of several thousand historical terrestrial images that have
Despite this importance, only a few dozen of glaciers have observations extending
From 2007 to 2022, mycologists of the Greater Zürich Area have met once a year in
Congresses and conferences From 2007 to 2022, mycologists of the Greater Zürich Area have
We have the pleasure to announce the 34th European Dendroecological Fieldweek, August
We have the pleasure to announce the 34th European Dendroecological Fieldweek (EDF
We have the pleasure to announce the 33rd European Dendroecological Fieldweek, 10
encouraged to apply. 10-17 September 2023 ¶ Pec pod Sněžkou, Czech Republic We have
Die Gruppe Waldentomologie beschäftigt sich mit Waldinsekten im weitesten Sinne: Potentielle Schadorganismen, natürliche Feinde, Artenvielfalt.
You should have some basic skills in statistics with R.
WAQUEX – a project on water quality extremes in mountain rivers – investigates the occurrence and drivers of water temperature and sediment load extremes, especially under conditions with increasing droughts, heat waves and floods.
Within this study we tried to understand why and how much rivers have warmed over
Climate change exacerbates drought-related extremes, with significant ecological, economic, and human health impacts. MaLeFiX project is developing an interdisciplinary platform that will provide comprehensive four-week forecasts of drought-related extremes – buying stakeholders valuable time to act.
Droughts are complex phenomena that have significant implications for many aspects
The objective of this project is to experimentally introduce in Hymenoscuphus fraxineus (ash dieback fungus) different hypovirulent inducing viruses from the chestnut blight fungus Cryphonectria parasitica and explore their behaviour in the new fungal host. In the best case, such viruses may also induce hypovirulence in H. fraxineus and, thus, be useful as biocontrol agents against ash dieback.
Nobuhiro Suzuki (Okayama University, Japan) Climate change and human activity have
