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Cette unité de recherche étudie la signification fonctionnelle de la diversité forestière pour tous les aspects de l’écologie et de l’exploitation dans ce domaine. Elle évalue l’évolution future des forêts en Suisse, sous d’autres latitudes tempérées et dans les régions montagneuses, en se focalisant sur trois secteurs de recherche:

la diversité des forêts, son influence sur la dynamique forestière ou sur les processus de croissance, de dépérissement et de rajeunissement, ainsi que sur les produits et services fournis par les écosystèmes forestiers.
les répercussions des tempêtes, avalanches, incendies et insectes sur la dynamique forestière, et le rôle de la diversité en termes de résistance face à de tels phénomènes.
l’influence des interventions sylvicoles sur la structure et le développement des forêts afin de rendre l’exploitation forestière plus durable.

Cette unité de recherche formule des recommandations visant à optimiser les méthodes de gestion de la forêt, mais aussi à assurer ou améliorer la longévité des produits et services dans ce domaine. Ces recommandations portent notamment sur la production de bois, les sous-produits forestiers (par exemple les champignons), la gestion de l’équilibre hydrique et de la qualité des eaux, la protection contre les risques naturels et les nuisibles, ainsi que la préservation de la nature en elle-même et en tant qu’espace de détente.

Parmi les infrastructures dont elle dispose, un réseau de surfaces expérimentales et des laboratoires destinés à l’analyse d’insectes et de champignons. L’unité de recherche travaille en collaboration avec des partenaires au sein du WSL, des organismes de recherche nationaux et internationaux, des services et propriétaires forestiers ainsi qu’avec les autorités.

Groupes de recherche

Dynamique forestière

Thèmes

Inventaire forestier national IFN

L’IFN collecte en continu depuis 1983 des informations concernant l’état et les évolutions de la forêt suisse. Les relevés sont effectués tous les...

Inventaire Sanasilva

Depuis 1985, l’Inventaire Sanasilva assure le suivi de la santé des forêts suisses, notamment à partir de l’observation de la défoliation des...

TreeNet

TreeNet est un réseau de capteurs servant à mesurer les variations du diamètre des troncs d’arbre. Ceci permet d’en tirer des conclusions quant à la...

Recherches à long terme sur les écosystèmes forestiers LWF

Nous étudions les conséquences à long terme des stress environnementaux sur la forêt, et les risques qu'ils impliquent pour l’homme.

SwissForestLab

SwissForestLab est une plate-forme de recherche et un réseau d'infrastructure pour la recherche forestière.

POUR EN SAVOIR PLUS

Projets

Phenological synchrony between soil microbes, nutrient availability, tree's leaf-out and a generalist moth in temperate forests under warming conditions

The synchronization between supply and demand of resources in temperate forests is vital to ensure the optimal and sustainable functioning of these ecosystems. This project aims to understand how global warming is disrupting interactions between above- and below-ground organisms.

ExtremeImpact

This project build up on high-resolution observations of conifer tree growth in the Swiss Lötschental valley to quantify at cell-based resolution the impact of the extreme summer drought 2015 on tree-ring biomass, sapwood conductivity, and water use efficiency.

Moringa

We aim on analyzing the exact formation of tree-rings (Xylogenesis) in Moringa peregrina (Forssk.) Fiori during a calendar year, building a long chronology for this species, and analyzing 13C and 18O to assess the tree-environment interactions, particularly precipitation.

Integration of biodiversity conservation and forest management

The publication "How to balance biodiversity conservation and forest management - a tour across Europe" written by more than 70 scientific and professional experts from 50 Institutions and 20 different countries explores how to best integrate biodiversity conservation in forest management

Acclimation and environmental memory

Which are the main mechanisms conveying adaptation on the organ and whole tree level, how fast does acclimation occur and how long is an acclimation potential sustained?

Climate-smart forestry directions based on national Forest Inventory data

In this project we use the data of the Swiss national forest inventory to develop an assessment system that accounts for the three aspects of climate-smart forestry: mitigation, adaptation and the sustainable provision of forest ecosystem services.

Modelling forest growth using 3-PG

Testing 3-PG in uneven-aged forests, comparing predictions with an empirical model and developing a 3-PG R package.

eLTER Switzerland

The Long-Term Ecologiocal Research in Europe (LTER-Europe) capitalizes on research infrastructures such as the in-situ network of sites and information technology. Thousands of research projects have been carried out taking advantage of this infrastructure.

Give and take: how much water does soil retain for trees?

Establishing an inventory of soil water availability to trees in Swiss forest soils. This is done by means of model-based analysis of the water balances at 16 long-term monitoring sites in Switzerland, representing various geographical locations, soil and vegetation types.

Caldera

In this SNF funded Sinergia project - aimed at quantifying climate and societal impacts induced by major volcanic eruptions of the Common Era - the WSL mainly contribute by providing a unprecedented millennial long chronology of wood cell anatomical features.

Assessing past atmospheric composition in Northern China using novel tree-ring analyses

We aim to assess the presence of particles in trees and to correlate them through dating to known air pollution and sandstorms' episodes.

XELLCLIM

We identify the best xylem cell anatomical features for climate reconstructions and assess their characteristics across temporal scales compared to established tree-ring parameters, and against instrumental records and climate model simulations.

Drought 2018 - TreeNet meets Sentinel2

TreeNet permanently measures growth and tree water deficit (TWD) of about 250 tree individuals in forests all over Switzerland with so-called point dendrometers. TWD has shown to be a reasonable biological indicator for drought stress and quantifies the amount of missing water a tree needs to reach full saturation. In combination with spectral anomalies of satellite-based indices (e.g., NDWI from Sentinel2ab) between 2018 and a reference period we test whether we can find a close link between the two drought stress indicators.

FORClimateS

The project aims to aggregate and synthesize existing information on different spatial and temporal scales to provide decision-makers with relevant and robust information on short- and long-term risks for forests and forest functions and on adaptation strategies under different climate futures

Ash Dieback in Switzerland

In Europe, the Ash Dieback disease caused by Hymenoscyphus fraxineus has led to high mortality rates of common ash. We analyze how radial growth and wood anatomical parameters influence the disease progression in trees.

Legacy effects on stem growth

Tree species largely differ in the amount of annual stem growth explained by current-year conditions. Historic conditions have been shown to additionally explain a significant fraction of the unexplained variance. We investigate conceptual and empirical approaches to investigate processes determining stem growth and the respective legacy effects.

Establishing hydrogen isotope analysis of organic material

We aim to develop a method for hydrogen isotope (d2H) analysis of organics which will have many applications in plant and soil sciences and thereby provide a powerful new tool to disentangle and reconstruct past and present physiological, biochemical, and hydrological processes.

ISOWEB

Unser Ziel ist die Entwicklung eines Protokolls zur Analyse von Nahrungsnetzen in Totholz unter Verwendung von Komponenten-spezifischen stabilen Isotopenanalysen. Die Anwendbarkeit der Methode zur Verfolgung von Veränderungen in den Nahrungsnetzen zwischen Baumarten und in Abhängigkeit des Waldmanagements und im Laufe der Zersetzung von Totholz wird anhand von Daten aus einem großen Experiment getestet.

GenWood

Wir verbinden genomische und dendro-phänotypische Daten der Fichte (Picea abies) um die genomische Basis der Holzanatomie zu studieren und das Anpassungspotenzial von Waldbäume under dem Klimawandel einzuschätzen.

Isodrought

We want to explore a stable isotope tree-ring approach for analyzing physiological drought responses of trees. The results are expected to provide a novel diagnostic tool for understanding causes of tree decline.

BLACKDYNAMITE

Das spanisch-schweizerische Projekt untersucht die Dynamik und Konkurrenz der hoch geschätzten schwarzen Périgord und Burgunder Trüffel unter dem Einfluss des Klimawandels.

Root endophytic fungi and their contribution to arctic and alpine climate change feedback

Arctic and Alpine vegetation dynamics under climate change can exert a lasting impact on belowground processes and ultimately on world's largest carbon stocks. This long-term field manipulation investigates the functional significance of plant interactions with species-specific endophytic fungi.

Environmental impact on wood formation

Wood formation is a process that not only fix carbon into the wood structure, but also determine how much and how safely water can be transported trough the stem of a tree. This project make use of dated tree-rings to investigate how the environment impacts wood formation and structure

Photoperiod and ciracian clocks - effects on adaptation and acclimation

Do evolutionary constraints on photoperiod and circadian clocks hinder adaptation and acclimation of plants to climate change? With this project, we will provide the mechanistic basis and a conceptual framework to understand how climatic and daylight/photoperiod cues jointly affects tree functioning.

Adaptation of trees to extreme climate events

Extreme climate events are expected to become more frequent with climate warming. We test genetic differentiation in resistance to late frost and drought in silver fir populations planted in the 1980s in Swizterland and abroad.

QUPFIS

Our aim is to estimate Swiss forest net ecosystem productivity (NEP) at monthly or seasonal resolution for each individual year in order to link biomass changes over time with global drivers.

Carbon storage and ungulate browsing

The joint effects of drought tolerance and herbivory is determined by analysing the extent to which water use efficiency and C storage of Abies alba saplings are influenced by genetic factors and ungulate browsing.

Wälder im Klimastress

In this project we will assess the physiological processes by which trees adjust and interact among each other under a changing climate, determine the consequences of these processes on forest responses to climatic stresses and improve our understanding of these effects on forests functioning at a large comprehensive scale.

PRO3FILE

To improve our assessment of ozone effects on forest ecosystems, we advocate the need (i) for further experimental and long-term monitoring studies and (ii) to develop physiological and demographic modelling tools.

ICOS-2: Integrated Carbon Observation System in Switzerland, Phase 2017-2021

Die Forschungsstation Seehornwald Davos wurde in den 80er-Jahren von der WSL initiiert und ist damit eine der ältesten permanent betriebenen Wald-Vegetations-Forschungsstationen in der Schweiz.

Junior Research: Der Waldboden lebt, Föhren sterben heimlich und Jahrringe erzählen aus der Vergangenheit

Was steckt hinter diesen Aussagen? SchülerInnen vertiefen sich in eines dieser Themen, eignen sich neues Wissen an, lernen genau hinzuschauen und haben Gelegenheit, sich zeigen zu lassen, wie in der Forschung gearbeitet wird.

The dynamic of ozone injury and responses within tree foliage

Relating the stress and detoxification responses at cell level to the phytotoxic ozone dose in foliage of trees

TEA-Electrical potentials and accoustic emissions of trees

TEA combines established methods in ecophysiology (i.e., measuring sap flow, detecting continuous stem radius changes, and recording the microclimatic conditions) with advanced methods of measuring ultrasonic acoustic emissions (UAEs) and detecting electrophysiological signals, so-called electrical potentials (EPs).

Metalink

Soil contamination with heavy metals is a widespread problem affecting natural, cultivated, urban and industrial sites throughout Europe. The main objective in this Swiss/Polish collaboration project is to characterize the links between environmental, genotypic, and phenotypic features in the metal-tolerant plant model Arabidopsis halleri.

Examining drivers of litter decomposition

Decomposition of plant litter is a key process for the transfer of carbon and nutrients in ecosystems. Carbon contained in the decaying biomass is released to the atmosphere as respired CO2, and may contribute to global warming. Litterbag studies have been used to improve our knowledge of the drivers of litter decomposition, but they lack comparability because litter quality is plant species-specific. The use of commercial tea bags as a standard substrate was suggested in order to harmonize studies, where green tea and rooibos represent more labile and more recalcitrant C compounds as surrogates of local litter.

Der Einbezug von Naturschutzüberlegungen bei der Durchforstung

Das Projekt beabsichtigt, in verschiedenen Waldtypen verschiedene Vorgaben zu Waldmanagement und Durchforstung zu geben. Aufgrund eines Versuchs wollen wir herausfinden, wie bei der Durchforstung ein ökonomisch-ökologischer Ausgleich erzielt werden kann.

CaNuPine/MICRO

In this project, adaptive and stress responses to drought stress and varying nutrient availability are being analyzed at tissue, cell and subcellular level in foliage of Scots pine and downy oak.

Carbon and nutrient dynamics of Scots pine

In the CaNuPine project, we study the effects of drought and nutrient availability on the carbon dynamics within Pine (Pinus sylvestris) trees. This will contribute to the controversial debate whether drought may or may not cause acute growth decline and mortality via carbon starvation.

Les incendies de forêt, les attaques d'insectes et les chablis sont de plus en plus importants dans les forêts de montagne

Eine internationale Gruppe von Forschern zeigt, dass zunehmende Fläche und Holzvorräte in Bergwäldern in den letzten 150 Jahren zu mehr natürlichen Störungen wie Waldbrand geführt haben.

Compartmentation of de-icing salts and structural reactions to salt accumulation in foliage of ornamental lime trees

Street greenery has recently emerged as a major research and urbanization issue. The main objectives in this project are to study the accumulation and effects of de-icing salts in foliage of lime trees (Tilia x vulgaris) and to apply this knowledge for selecting more tolerant lime species and cultivars, with a view to street plantation.

Integrated Carbon Observation System (ICOS)

Integrated Carbon Observation System (ICOS) is a European research infrastructure to quantify and understand the greenhouse gas balance of the European continent and of adjacent regions.

Net Ecosystem Productivity - NEPSRI

Point dendrometer-based SRI data are collected within the project TreeNet and used to estimate NEP. The estimation is performed in near-real-time on the TreeNet processing platform (TreeNet_Pro) and needs temporally highly resolved SRI data and a site-specific leaf area index as input.

L'ailante en Suisse méridionale

L'ailante se propage actuellement très rapidement dans les zones au climat doux du sud de la Suisse et pose, surtout dans les forêts protectrices, des problèmes importants. Il peut contribuer à une déstabilisation difficile à corriger dans la structure des forêts.

MOUNTROOT

The project MOUNTROOT aims at comparing structure-function relationship in roots of two dominant herb species of pasture-woodlands in response to simulated climate change, and to integrate these below-ground insights with above-ground responses to a whole-plant framework.

Impact of fuel wood piles on saproxylic beetles

In Switzerland, a strong increase in the demand for energy wood is expected for the next decades. This is likely to have a strong influence on saproxylic beetles (dependent on dead wood). On the one hand, fewer old trees and less deadwood will remain and decompose in the forest, which directly limits habitat availability for saproxylics. On the other hand, fuel wood exploitation might have indirect ecological consequences.

Dynamics of Forest-Grassland Ecotones

Ecotones are dynamic over-lapping boundary areas where major terrestrial biomes meet. Ecotones are sensitive to climate change and/or human-induced impacts. Environmental changes in ecotones will lead to changes in species composition, biodiversity, structure, functioning, and serves at ecosystem level and regional level.

Antimony uptake as a function of waterlogging in the rhizosphere

Antimony (Sb) is a relatively rare element in the earth's crust, but mining, traffic, waste incineration and an increasing multitude of industrial uses have led to elevated levels in soils and sediments in many locations and consequently increased exposure of plants, animals and humans to this toxic element.

Waldbrand und Insekten

2003 brannte oberhalb von Leuk eine Waldfläche von rund 300 ha nieder. Als Teil einer grösseren Untersuchung zur Wiederbesiedlung der Fläche durch Flora und Fauna wird die Sukzession von wirbellosen Tieren in regelmässigen Abständen untersucht.

trees

Im Forschungsprojekt 'trees: Ökophysiologische Prozesse hörbar machen' werden Zusammenhänge zwischen akustischen Emissionen von Pflanzen und ökophysiologischen Prozessen untersucht.

Wie Buchen auf Trockenheit reagieren

Im Projekt BuKlim wird die Reaktion von Buchen aus Gebieten mit unterschiedlichen Jahresniederschlägen auf Trockenheit untersucht. Die Resultate des Versuchs sollen helfen, das Anpassungspotential der Buche an die mit dem Klimawandel zunehmende Trockenheit besser abschätzen zu können.

Disentangling truffle ecology

We study the complex biotic and abiotic ecology and the population genetics of the Burgundy truffle (Tuber aestivum) in Switzerland and the German pre-Alps, with particular emphasis on the ecological and climatological drivers for the productivity and phenology of this most valuable truffle species.

Chestnut blight

The introduced chestnut blight fungus Cryphonectria parasitica causes severe damage to chestnut forests and orchards across Europe. We investigate the biology and epidemiology of the disease and provide the scientific basis for biological control.

Stillberg enzyme activities

The trees form ectomycorrhizal (ECM) associations with soil fungi that are central to ecosystem carbon balance as determinants of plant community structure and as decomposers of soil organic matter. This study will measure the response in ECM fungal community structure and functioning

Below-canopy climate

Microclimate is a key factor influencing regeneration in forests. Particularly available light, water supply and temperature determine the success or failure of certain tree species. How will future climate change influence below-canopy microclimate and tree regeneration?

Evolutionary traits

The objective in this project is to characterize mechanistic aspects of metal accumulation and tolerance and relate it to the genetic structure of populations of Biscutella laevigata with varying genotypes, phenotypes, metal accumulation and tolerance.

Foliar symptoms specific for ozone stress in rain forest trees of southern Brazil

The toxic effects of tropospheric ozone concentrations on plants have been reported primarily for ecosystems from the northern hemisphere with a mediterranean, temperate or boreal climate. In the southern hemisphere with its tropical climate, the impact of ozone on natural ecosystems is still mostly unknown.

MICRO

Microscopical changes in cells and tissues in response to various environmental stress factors are investigated in trees to develop diagnosis tools and understand the mechanistic link between stress and injury.

Essences exotiques

Des essences non indigènes, adapteés à un climat plus chaud et plus sec, pourraient contribuer à l'adaptation au changement climatique. 6 de ces essences exotiques sont testées en plantation expérimentale de longue durée à Mutrux (VD)

Boron & salt allocation

Main objectives of this research project are to investigate the compartmentation-based mechanisms contributing to tolerance in foliage of poplar trees grown on soils contaminated with elevated levels of Boron and salts in the San Joaquin Valley in California.

Standortsfaktor Boden

Das Projekt liefert auf Messwerten beruhende boden- und standortskundliche Informationen für den Schweizer Wald: (i) Verhalten von Baumarten hinsichtlich abiotischer Wachstumsfaktoren, (ii) quantitative Charakterisierung der ökologischen Nischen von Baumarten und (iii) ökologische Zeigerwerte für ausgewählte Waldpflanzen.

Kastanienrindenkrebs

Der eingeschleppte Kastanienrindenkrebs gefährdet die Edelkastanienbestände auf der Alpennordseite. Um diese Bestände zu erhalten, wird im Rahmen dieses Projektes der Kastanienrindenkrebs auf der Alpennordseite mit hypovirulenten Pilzstämmen bekämpft

Trockenheit als limitierender Faktor für An- und Aufwuchs von Hauptbaumarten

Für die Anpassung unserer Wälder an ein wärmeres Klima sind verschiedene Strategien denkbar. In diesem Projekt wird die Plastizität verschiedener Provenienzen von Waldföhre und Fichte bezüglich Trockenheit in der Jugendphase untersucht.

Nadelbäume und Trockenheit

Sehr starke waldbauliche Eingriffe im Gebirgswald können kurzfristig ökonomisch vorteilhaft sein. Langfristig könnten sie aber die Waldverjüngung verzögern und den Holzuwachs vermindern. Ob solche nachteiligen Auswirkungen auftreten und wie gross sie allenfalls sind, wird mit retrospektiven ertragskundlichen und dendroökologischen Erhebungen in Gebirgswäldern abgeschätzt.

Tree regeneration after windthrow

Wind disturbance is the main natural driver of forest stand dynamics in Central and Northern Europe. On the basis of a large sample of windthrow gaps, this project aimed to quantify natural tree regeneration after wind disturbance, and to identify factors influencing tree regeneration dynamics.

Mountland

Le projet ‹Mountland› étudie l’influence des évolutions possibles du climat et de l’utilisation des sols sur les services écosystémiques des régions de montagne. Il associe les méthodes des sciences naturelles, sociales et politiques dans une démarche intégrative pour développer des alternatives politiques pour une gestion durable.

Expérience de germination

Depuis 1995 environ, on constate une mortalité accrue du pin dans les forêts de la vallée supérieure du Rhône. Une doctorante examine l’influence de différents facteurs climatiques et de la concurrence interspécifique sur la régénération du pin sylvestre et du pin noir.

Mykorrhiza und Waldbrand

Im vorliegenden Projekt wird untersucht, inwiefern Waldbrand die Diversität von Mykorrhizapilzen verringert, und ob ein Zusammenhang zwischen Pilzdiversität und dem Wachstum von Baumkeimlingen besteht.

Das Lötschental

Das Lötschental im Wallis: ein idealer Untersuchungsraum, um den Einfluss der globalen Erwärmung auf das Baumwachstum zu studieren.

Querco

Querco, dans le sens de "quid quercus, quo vadis?" Les mécanismes des réactions sous stress hydrique, de l'élévation de la température de l'air et des combinaisons y conséquentes seront analysées en comparaison avec le traitement de contrôle de 3 sortes de chênes autochtones (4 provenances par espèces) au cours d'un essai d'une durée de 4 qans.

Macro- and micro morphological reactions to low soil water availability in the foliage of Scots pine from Wallis

In this project, the structural changes in foliage of Scots pine are used as sensitive bioindications of environmental constraints to study the reactions of dry pine forests in Wallis to low soil water availability and changes in land use.

Evoltree

A large network of research institutions collaborates within an EC-funded Network of Excellence to study the impacts of climate change on forest ecosystems from an evolutionary perspective.

Composition du bois flottant

Lors des intempéries du mois d'août dernier, de nombreuses localités n'ont pas dû seulement faire face à d'importantes masses d'eau mais aussi à de grandes quantités de bois flottant. Très rapidement, on s'est demandé s'il s'agissait de bois de chablis laissé à terre dans les forêts.

Irrigation Experiment Pfynwald

Drought-induced forest decline will gain in importance as the frequency and severity of drought events are expected to increase in the context of climate change. To understand how chronic drought affects tree growth, we study mature Scots pine in an irrigation experiment in an inner-Alpine dry valley since 2003.

Streunutzung – ein Experiment

Noch vor 150 Jahren waren die Wälder stark durch agrarische Nutzungsweisen geprägt. Dazu gehörte neben der Waldweide auch die Nutzung der Waldstreue. Durch experimentelle Streunutzung wollen Wissenschafter herausfinden, welche Bedeutung diese Nutzungsweise für die heutigen Naturschutzmassnahmen im Wald haben könnte.

Nadelchemie der Fichte

Mit dem Projekt "Monitoring Flankierende Massnahmen Umwelt" (MFM-U) untersucht die Schweiz die Umwelt-Auswirkungen des Landverkehrsabkommens mit der EU sowie die Umwelt-Auswirkungen der flankierenden Massnahmen. Im diesem Teilprojekt stehen die Auswirkungen auf den Wald im Vordergrund.

Diagnose von Wald- und Baumkrankheiten

Wichtige Informationen zur Beurteilung der Waldgesundheit stammen aus der Beratung, bei welcher mittels differenzialdiagnostischen Methoden die Ursachen von Baumkrankheiten analysiert werden. Die Kunden agieren als externe Mitarbeiter und erhalten als Gegenleistung die Diagnose inklusive einer Empfehlung für das geeignete weitere Vorgehen.

Treeline in Ural

Historical photographs document that the upper treeline of the Ural mountains has moved up 60 to 80 m during the last century. We assess how the expansion of forests into tundra affects soil organic matter dynamics in the pristine Southern, Northern and Polar Ural.

Soil solution in LWF plots

The chemistry of soil solution and the soil water availability for plants have been monitored since 1997 in seven forest plots in Switzerland. This project, linked to the Swiss Long-term Forest Ecosystem Research project (LWF), aims to assess the soil response to atmospheric pollution (acidifying substances and nitrogen) and to climate change.

Baumphysiologie und Klimawandel

Im Wallis wachsen Waldföhren und Flaumeichen zumindest zeitweise am Rande ihrer physiologischen Möglichkeiten. Wir untersuchen die Anpassungsfähigkeit aber auch die physiologischen Grenzen der dort vorkommenden Baumarten.

Azote et végétation du sous-bois

La végétation du sous-bois est un bon indicateur des conditions écologiques. L'objectif de ce projet est de déterminer dans quelle mesure les facteurs qui contribuent à la réponse de la végétation dans l'espace et dans le temps peuvent être discriminés, en mettant l'accent sur la problématique de l'azote.

Crown condition assessment

It is important to have good information on the condition of the trees in the plots. Therefore scientists determine the relationships between crown condition and a number of environmental parameters.

Faune des zones affectées par les tempêtes

Après les grandes tempêtes Vivian (1990) et Lothar (1999), des études ont été entreprises pour surveiller l'évolution à long terme de la diversité des insectes dans les aires de chablis nettoyées et non nettoyées. Depuis lors, des inventaires ont été menées durant 20 ans à 7 (Vivian) et 4 (Lothar) reprises.

Schadenanalysen in Forstentomologie

Insekten prägen massgebend die Dynamik unserer Waldökosysteme. Informationen zur Verbreitung, Biologie und Epidemiologie der Waldinsekten dienen dazu, für Praxis und Behörden angepasste Massnahmen der Überwachung und Bekämpfung zu erarbeiten.

WATER - within the EVOLTREE network

A network of four research institutions collaborates within an EC-funded Network of Excellence to determine and understand the influence of genetic diversity of trees and site water regime on neutral and functional diversities of the associated mycorrhizal community.

TreeNet

TreeNet ist ein internationales Beobachtungs- und Forschungsnetzwerk, in dem mit Punktdendrometern automatisch die täglichen Stammradiusschwankungen von Bäumen gemessen werden.

Tout afficher

Publications

Piermattei, A.; Von Arx, G.; Avanzi, C.; Fonti, P.; Gärtner, H.; Piotti, A.; Urbinati, C.; Vendramin, G.G.; Büntgen, U.; Crivellaro, A., 2020: Functional relationships of wood anatomical traits in Norway spruce. Frontiers in Plant Science, 11: 683 (14 pp.). doi: 10.3389/fpls.2020.00683

Marchand, L.J.; Dox, I.; Gričar, J.; Prislan, P.; Leys, S.; Van den Bulcke, J.; Fonti, P.; Lange, H.; Matthysen, E.; Peñuelas, J.; Zuccarini, P.; Campioli, M., 2020: Inter-individual variability in spring phenology of temperate deciduous trees depends on species, tree size and previous year autumn phenology. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 290: 108031 (8 pp.). doi: 10.1016/j.agrformet.2020.108031

Bose, A.K.; Moser, B.; Rigling, A.; Lehmann, M.M.; Milcu, A.; Peter, M.; Rellstab, C.; Wohlgemuth, T.; Gessler, A., 2020: Memory of environmental conditions across generations affects the acclimation potential of scots pine. Plant, Cell and Environment, 43, 5: 1288-1299. doi: 10.1111/pce.13729

Novák, P.; Willner, W.; Zukal, D.; Kollár, J.; Roleček, J.; Świerkosz, K.; Ewald, J.; Wohlgemuth, T.; Csiky, J.; Onyshchenko, V.; Chytrý, M., 2020: Oak-hornbeam forests of central Europe: a formalized classification and syntaxonomic revision. Preslia, 92, 1: 1-34. doi: 10.23855/preslia.2020.001

Abrahamczyk, S.; Wohlgemuth, T.; Nobis, M.; Nyffeler, R.; Kessler, M., 2020: Shifts in food plant abundance for flower-visiting insects between 1900 and 2017 in the canton of Zurich, Switzerland. Ecological Applications, e2138 (11 pp.). doi: 10.1002/eap.2138

Vannoppen, A.; Treydte, K.; Boeckx, P.; Kint, V.; Ponette, Q.; Verheyen, K.; Muys, B., 2020: Tree species diversity improves beech growth and alters its physiological response to drought. Trees: Structure and Function, doi: 10.1007/s00468-020-01981-0

Luo, Y.; Du, Z.; Yan, Z.; Zhao, X.; Li, Y.; Jiang, H.; Yang, Y.; Li, M., 2020: Artemisia halodendron litters have strong negative allelopathic effects on earlier successional plants in a semi-arid sandy dune region in China. Frontiers in Plant Science, 11: 961 (8 pp.). doi: 10.3389/fpls.2020.00961

Fang, O.; Qiu, H.; Zhang, Q., 2020: Species-specific drought resilience in juniper and fir forests in the central Himalayas. Ecological Indicators, 117: 106615 (6 pp.). doi: 10.1016/j.ecolind.2020.106615

Pappas, C.; Peters, R.L.; Fonti, P., 2020: Linking variability of tree water use and growth with species resilience to environmental changes. Ecography, doi: 10.1111/ecog.04968

Seftigen, K.; Fuentes, M.; Ljungqvist, F.C.; Björklund, J., 2020: Using Blue Intensity from drought-sensitive Pinus sylvestris in Fennoscandia to improve reconstruction of past hydroclimate variability. Climate Dynamics, doi: 10.1007/s00382-020-05287-2

Schwarz, J.; Skiadaresis, G.; Kohler, M.; Kunz, J.; Schnabel, F.; Vitali, V.; Bauhus, J., 2020: Quantifying growth responses of trees to drought - a critique of commonly used resilience indices and recommendations for future studies. Current Forestry Reports, doi: 10.1007/s40725-020-00119-2

Avanzi, C.; Heer, K.; Büntgen, U.; Labriola, M.; Leonardi, S.; Opgenoorth, L.; Piermattei, A.; Urbinati, C.; Vendramin, G.G.; Piotti, A., 2020: Individual reproductive success in Norway spruce natural populations depends on growth rate, age and sensitivity to temperature. Heredity, doi: 10.1038/s41437-020-0305-0

Balzano, A.; Battipaglia, G.; Cherubini, P.; De Micco, V., 2020: Xylem plasticity in Pinus pinaster and Quercus ilex growing at sites with different water availability in the Mediterranean region: relations between intra-annual density fluctuations and environmental conditions. Forests, 11, 4: 379 (19 pp.). doi: 10.3390/f11040379

Barraclough, A.D.; Cusens, J.; Zweifel, R.; Leuzinger, S., 2020: Environmental drivers of stem radius change and heterogeneity of stem radial water storage in the mangrove Avicennia marina (Forssk.) Vierh.. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 280: 107764 (12 pp.). doi: 10.1016/j.agrformet.2019.107764

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