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Department of Forest Nutrition and Water Balance
Institution
Section overview
Description
The scientific field of the Department of Forest Nutrition and Water Balance is closely related to neighboring sciences, such as soil science, chemistry, botany (physiology, pathology), vegetation science, climatology and forestry. We want to identify causal relationships and provide answers for current questions regarding Forest Ecology issues.
Activities
- Research
Parent institution
Coordinated projects
- Criteria for nutritional sustainability of forest management in Bavaria (B 67)
- Development and application of a pioneer seed mixture on calamity areas in the Franconian Forest
- Development of the sulphur supply in German forests – a new challenge for sustainable forest management
- Displacement and loss of biomass and nutrients during thinnings carried out by harvester, and their effect on soil properties and the element budget of forest ecosystems
- Effects of climate change on suitability of tree species of Bavarian mountain forests as influenced by altitude and soil properties (B 70)
- Höglwald liming experiment after 20 years – final testing and data collation
- Nutrient protection by means of pioneer vegetation as a part of disaster management
- Nutrient supplies, characteristic nutritional values and the stand history of badly damaged and near natural spruce stands on Hauptdolomit sites in the Bavarian-Tyrolean Limestone Mountains
- Nutrition diagnostics of main tree species by bark analysis
- Reforestation and site conservation of windthrow areas in the high montane region of the Bavarian Alps (Example Lattenberg)
- Regeneration of pure spruce stands in the Flysch mountains and chalk alps using seeds
- Suitability of Terra preta as a culture substrate for forest plan
- The phosphorus turnover as an important control factor for sustainable forest management
Involved in research projects
Contact
Department of Forest Nutrition and Water Balance
Am Hochanger 13
85354 Freising
Bavaria
Germany
Phone: 08161/714749
Email: goettlein(@)forst.tu-muenchen.de
