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NewsNew PublicationsBurri, K., Gromke, C., Lehning, M., Graf, F., 2011. Aeolian sediment transport over vegetation canopies: A wind tunnel study with live plants. Aeolian Research, 3, 205-213. PDF
Melissa A. Dawes, M.A., Hättenschwiler, S., Bebi, P., Hagedorn, F., Handa, I.T., Körner, C., Rixen, C., 2011. Species-specific tree growth responses to 9 years of CO2 enrichment at the alpine treeline. Journal of Ecology, 99(2), 383–394. PDF Burri, K., Gromke, C., Graf, F., 2011. Mycorrhizal fungi ptotrct thr soil from wind erosion: a wind tunnel study. Land Degradation & Development, published online. PDF Rixen, C., Teich, M., Lardelli, C., Gallati, D., Pohl, M., Pütz, M., Bebi, P., 2011. Winter Tourism and Climate Change in the Alps: An Assessment of Resource Consumption, Snow Reliability, and Future Snowmaking Potential. Mountain Research and Development, 31(3): 229-236. PDF Barbeito, I., Dawes, M., Rixen, C., Senn, J., Bebi, P. (preview). Factors driving survival and growth at treeline: A 30-year experiment of 92000 conifers. Ecology. PDF New shear-apparatus for experiments in the labPlants stabilise slopes
Switzerland is characterised by mountains. Many settlements
therefore need protection against landslides and erosion. Plants are
often used to stabilise slopes, in addition to wooden and concrete
constructions. A new experimental device, developed by SLF technicians,
will assist scientists to quantify the stabilising effects of plants. |