#Soil biology & Element cycling #BEF #2023 – 2026 #2020 – 2023
ShapeDOM (Cooperation project)
Species composition and land use shape the composition, sorption and degradability of dissolved organic matter
The aim of the cooperation is to elucidate the influence of land use and biodiversity on the concentration, composition, sorptivity and biodegradability of water-soluble organic matter.
The aim is to research the impact of ecosystem biodiversity on functionality and material cycles, in particular the carbon cycle and carbon storage in soils. To this end, data on the following parameters are to be obtained:
- Concentration of water-soluble organic carbon
- Chemical composition of water-soluble organic carbon
- Sorptivity of water-soluble organic carbon
- Biodegradability of the water-soluble organic carbon
Konrad A. (2025): Trapped, Released, Transformed: How Minerals Shape the Cycling of Organic Matter in Soils. Dissertation, Justus Liebig University Giessen
More information:
doi.org
Public Datasets
Konrad, Alexander (2023): Soil water extractable organic carbon, -nitrogen, -phosphorus and specific UV absorption - forest and grassland plots. Version 1. Biodiversity Exploratories Information System. Dataset. www.bexis.uni-jena.de/ddm/data/Showdata/31476?tag=1. Dataset ID= 31476
Konrad, Alexander (2022): Water-extractable organic matter in soils, Swabian Alb grasslands, 2020. Version 1. Biodiversity Exploratories Information System. Dataset. www.bexis.uni-jena.de/ddm/data/Showdata/31318?tag=1. Dataset ID= 31318
Cooperations are projects financed by the cooperation partners’ own funds and thus financially independent of the DFG-funded infrastructure priority program ‟Biodiversity Exploratories (BE)”. They complement the BE with further interesting research content on biodiversity research and in return benefit from the infrastructure of the Biodiversity Exploratories.
Scientific assistants
