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18 Global Change Abstracts – The Swiss Contribution | Short List of all Abstracts Response of Pinus leucodermis to climate and anthropogenic activity in the National Park of Pollino (Basilicata, Southern Italy) (08.1-181) Todaro L, Andreu L, D’alessandro C M, Gutirrez E, Cherubinic P, Saracino A Regional assessment of climate change impacts on maize productivity and associated production risk in Switzerland (08.1-182) Torriani D S, Calanca P, Lips M, Ammann H, Beniston M, Fuhrer J Potential effects of changes in mean climate and climate variability on the yield of winter and spring crops in Switzerland (08.1-183) Torriani D S, Calanca P, Schmid S, Beniston M, Fuhrer J Effect of supplementation of fresh and ensiled clovers to ryegrass on nitrogen loss and methane emission of dairy cows (08.1-184) van Dorland H A, Wettstein H R, Leuenberger H, Kreuzer M Invasion biology and conservation biology: time to join forces to explore the links between species traits and extinction risk and invasiveness (08.1-185) van Kleunen M, Richardson D M How patch configuration affects the impact of disturbances on metapopulation persistence (08.1-186) Vuilleumier S, Wilcox C, Cairns B J, Possingham H P Prediction of lichen diversity in an UNESCO biosphere reserve - correlation of high resolution remote sensing data with field samples (08.1-187) Waser L T, Küchler M, Schwarz M, Ivits E, Stofer S, Scheidegger C Radial growth responses to drought of Pinus sylvestris and Quercus pubescens in an inner-Alpine dry valley (08.1-188) Weber P, Bugmann H, Rigling A Landscape-level gene flow in Lobaria pulmonaria, an epiphytic lichen (08.1-189) Werth S, Gugerli F, Holderegger R, Wagner H H, Csencsics D, Scheidegger C Rhizodeposition of C and N in peas and oats after C-13-N-15 double labelling under field conditions (08.1-190) Wichern F, Mayer J, Jörgensen R G, Müller T Genetic rescue persists beyond first-generation outbreeding in small populations of a rare plant (08.1-191) Willi Y, van Kleunen M, Dietrich S, Fischer M Vegetation effects on pedogenetic forms of Fe, Al and Si and on clay minerals in soils in southern Switzerland and northern Italy (08.1-192) Zanelli R, Egli M, Mirabella A, Giaccai D, Abdelmoula M Importance of dispersal for the expansion of a Eurasian lynx Lynx lynx population in a fragmented landscape (08.1-193) Zimmermann F, Breitenmoser Wursten C, Breitenmoser U Remote sensing-based predictors improve distribution models of rare, early successional and broadleaf tree species in Utah (08.1-194) Zimmermann N E, Edwards T C, Moisen G G, Frescino T S, Blackard J A
Global Change Abstracts – The Swiss Contribution | Short List of all Abstracts Stomatal regulation by microclimate and tree water relations: interpreting ecophysiological field data with a hydraulic plant model (08.1-195) Zweifel R, Steppe K, Sterck F J 1.3 Soil and Litosphere Quantification of soil erosion rates related to ancient Maya deforestation (08.1-196) Anselmetti F S, Hodell D A, Ariztegui D, Brenner M, Rosenmeier M F Soil biogeochemical processes within the Critical Zone (08.1-197) Chorover J, Kretzschmar R, Garcia Pichel F, Sparks D L Scale-dependent relationships between soil organic carbon and urease activity (08.1-198) Corstanje R, Schulin R, Lark R M Effect of climate and vegetation on soil organic carbon, humus fractions, allophanes, imogolite, kaolinite, and oxyhydroxides in volcanic soils of Etna (Sicily) (08.1-199) Egli M, Alioth L, Mirabella A, Raimondi S, Nater M, Verel R Soil moisture - Atmosphere interactions during the 2003 European summer heat wave (08.1-200) Fischer E M, Seneviratne S I, Vidale P L, Lüthi D, Schär C Numerical modelling of the hydrogeological and geomechanical behaviour of a large slope movement: the Triesenberg landslide (Liechtenstein) (08.1-201) Francois B, Tacher L, Bonnard Ch, Laloui L, Triguero V Formation of hydrozincite, Zn layered double hydroxide and Zn phyllosilicates in contaminated calcareous soils (08.1-202) Jacquat O, Vögelin A, Kretzschmar R The impact of Fe isotope fractionation by plants on the isotopic signature of soils (08.1-203) Kiczka M, Wiederhold J G, Krämer S M, Bourdon B, Kretzschmar R Sulphur behaviour in forest soils near the largest SO 2 emitter in northern Europe (08.1-204) Koptsik G, Alewell C Evidence for in situ degradation of mono-and polyaromatic hydrocarbons in alluvial sediments based on microcosm experiments with C-13-labeled contaminants (08.1-205) Morasch B, Höhener P, Hunkeler D Acidification and recovery of soil at a heavily impacted forest catchment (Lysina, Czech Republic) - SAFE modeling and field results (08.1-206) Navratil T, Kurz D, Kram P, Hofmeister J, Hruska J Elucidating differences in the sorption properties of 10 humic and fulvic acids for polar and nonpolar organic chemicals (08.1-207) Niederer C, Schwarzenbach R P, Goss K U Bioavailability of pollutants and soil remediation (08.1-208) Ortega Calvo J J, Ball W P, Schulin R, Semple K T, Wick L Y New method for in situ characterization of loose material for landslide mapping purpose (08.1-209) Pantet A, Parriaux A, Thelin P 19 113
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