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The projects of the
Biodiversity Exploratories

Currently, there are more than 40 projects involved. They investigate the cause-and-effect relations in the enlivened nature, both, by monitoring as well as experiments. Use the filter options to search for specific projects.

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Picture: The photo shows a beech forest in winter where a hole-cutting operation has been carried out. In an open area in front of standing trees, one can see tree stumps and sawn tree trunks lying on top of each other.
Forest structure (Core project)
Forest structure – Properties, structure and management of the forest experimental plots
#Forest & Deadwood  #FOX  #2023 – 2026  #Spatial scale […]
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Picture: The photograph shows a young scientist in a beech forest in summer standing under a branch several meters above him. With his right hand, the scientist is holding a very long leaf-collecting stick upwards into the foliage of the branch. With his left hand, he is pulling a black ribbon leading upwards to the tip of the stick, presumably to trigger a severing device.
GENEDIV (Contributing project)
Genetic diversity in key regulator genes and their association with environmental, forest management and biodiversity gradients
#Forest & Deadwood  #FOX  #2023 – 2026  #2020 – 2023  #Germination […]
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Picture: The photo shows an area of the science garden of the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main on a sunny day. Plants are parked in the area shown. The area is surrounded by a scaffolding about two to three metres high, on which there are foils that can be pulled over the parking areas to protect them from the sun and precipitation. In the background, tall growing plants in large flower pots can be seen. In the foreground is a rectangular area several metres long between two paths on the left and right of the picture. The ground is covered with a black foil. On top of the foil are a large number of so-called "multi-trays", which are rectangular black tray-like collection containers with recesses for holding 54 plants each in 6 by 9 rows. The containers are visually very reminiscent of baking tins for muffins. All containers are filled and contain the five thousand three hundred and eighty-eight plants collected in the "Herbadapt" project. In each well of the multitrays, there is a labelled coloured strip in red, orange, blue or purple in the soil to identify the plant.
HerbAdapt (Contributing project)
Adaptation of understorey herbs to forest management
#Plants  #2020 – 2023  #Forest […]
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Picture: The photo shows a beech forest in winter where a hole-cutting operation has been carried out. In an open area in front of standing trees, one can see tree stumps and sawn tree trunks lying on top of each other.
Forest structure (Core project)
Forest structure: Properties, structure and management of the forest experimental plots
#Forest & Deadwood  #2020 – 2023  #Spatial scale […]
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Picture: The photo shows a piece of forest with sawed-off trees after a hole cutting has been carried out.
Forest structure (Core project)
Forest structure – Properties, structure and management of the forest experimental plots
#Forest & Deadwood  #2017 – 2020  #Spatial scale […]
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Picture: The photograph shows an unmown meadow containing numerous large, grey, rectangular, open-topped containers for mesocosms containing grassland plants. The containers are under open semi-circular tunnel-shaped metal poles that can presumably be covered with foil. Shrubs and deciduous trees can be seen in the background.
BETol II (Contributing project)
The role of nutrients in the variability of drought effects on grassland composition and productivity along land use gradients – a trait-based approach
#Plants  #2017 – 2020  #Grassland […]
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Picture: The photograph shows an unmown meadow containing numerous large, grey, rectangular, open-topped containers for mesocosms containing grassland plants. The containers are under open semi-circular tunnel-shaped metal poles that can presumably be covered with foil. Shrubs and deciduous trees can be seen in the background.
BETol I (Contributing project)
The role of nutrients for the variability of drought effects on community composition and productivity across land use gradients in grasslands: a trait based approach
#Plants  #2014 – 2017  #Grassland […]
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