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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 collage contains six photographs of steps in molecular analyses in a laboratory, performed by a scientist. Photo 1 shows a sample standardization device. Photo 2 shows the scientist working on a polymerase chain reaction device. Photo 3 shows the scientist using an electronic pipette to fill a sample into a micro-reaction tube. Photo 4 shows an Illumina MiSeq sequencer. Photo 5 shows the scientist working on a bioinformatics quality control device. Photo 6 shows the scientist at a desk in front of a computer making inputs for assignment.
Microorganisms (Core project)
Soil microbial diversity and community composition of grassland and forest ecosystems along land-use gradients
#Microorganisms & Fungi  #Soil Ecology  #REX/LUX  #FOX  #BEF  #2023 – 2026  #2020 – 2023  #Land use […]
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Picture: The macro photo shows a piece of grey-brown soil aggregate with artificially added long red filamentous microplastic fibres in front of a black background.
BEMPL (Contributing project)
Microplastic occurrence and effects on soil fungi and processes along land-use gradients in the framework of the Biodiversity Exploratories
#Microorganisms & Fungi  #2023 – 2026  #2020 – 2023  #Synthesis […]
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Picture: The photo shows a sunlit winter forest with a large area of flowering wood anemones stretching across the ground.
ForGenDiv (Contributing project)
The influence of forest management on genetic diversity of plant and animal species: a cross-species study
#Forest & Deadwood  #Remote Sensing, Lanscape and Modelling  #2023 – 2026  #2020 – 2023  #Diversity indices […]
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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  #Drought stress […]
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Figure: The photo shows a group of light brown mushrooms growing on a deadwood tree trunk.
WOODSTOCK I (Contributing project)
Linking deadwood decay and nitrogen cycling: diversity and function of diazotrophs
#Forest & Deadwood  #BELongDead  #2020 – 2023  #Biomass […]
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Picture: The photo shows a close-up of liverwort.
Crustfunction III (Contributing project)
Land use as a driver for structure and function of biological soil crusts III
#Soil biology & Element cycling  #Soil Ecology  #FOX  #2023 – 2026  #2020 – 2023  #Mineralisation […]
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Picture: The photo shows a place in the forest with cut down trees, between which three light traps are placed.
GapResin (Contributing project)
Gap responses in forest insects – from communities to cellular processes
#Animals  #FOX  #2020 – 2023  #Synthesis […]
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Picture: The photo shows a close-up of liverwort.
Crustfunction II (Contributing project)
Biodiversity and functional role of biological soil crusts II
#Soil biology & Element cycling  #2017 – 2020  #Phosphorus cycle […]
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Picture: The collage contains six photographs of steps in molecular analyses in a laboratory, performed by a scientist. Photo 1 shows a sample standardization device. Photo 2 shows the scientist working on a polymerase chain reaction device. Photo 3 shows the scientist using an electronic pipette to fill a sample into a micro-reaction tube. Photo 4 shows an Illumina MiSeq sequencer. Photo 5 shows the scientist working on a bioinformatics quality control device. Photo 6 shows the scientist at a desk in front of a computer making inputs for assignment.
Microorganisms (Core project)
Species diversity and community composition of soil microorganisms in grassland and forest ecosystems along land use gradients
#Microorganisms & Fungi  #2017 – 2020  #Forest […]
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Picture: The collage contains six photographs of steps in molecular analyses in a laboratory, performed by a scientist. Photo 1 shows a sample standardization device. Photo 2 shows the scientist working on a polymerase chain reaction device. Photo 3 shows the scientist using an electronic pipette to fill a sample into a micro-reaction tube. Photo 4 shows an Illumina MiSeq sequencer. Photo 5 shows the scientist working on a bioinformatics quality control device. Photo 6 shows the scientist at a desk in front of a computer making inputs for assignment.
Microorganisms (Core project)
Species diversity and community composition of soil microorganisms in grassland and forest ecosystems along land-use gradients
#Microorganisms & Fungi  #2014 – 2017  #Forest […]
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Picture: The photo shows a close-up of liverwort.
Crustfunction I (Contributing project)
Biodiversity and functional role of biological soil crusts
#Soil biology & Element cycling  #2014 – 2017  #Phosphorus cycle […]
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