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Overview of Collaborative Projects
A collaborative project describes a research plan of a research network (for example, DFGs Collaborative Research Centres). It includes several projects or subprojects. The coordination of the work packages and subprojects is carried out by means of a research facility.
Coordinated collaborative projects of "Institute of Crop Science and Resource Conservation"
Competence Network
Coordinating institution:
Institute of Crop Science and Resource Conservation
Collaborative Projects:
Collaborative Project Barley - plant architecture and stress reactions,
Collaborative Project Sugarbeet - Plant architecture and stress reactions,
Collaborative Project Soil and site characterisation,
Collaborative Project Sensors and methods,
Collaborative Project Data management and evaluation
FOR 566: Veterinary Medicines in Soils - Basic Research for Risk Analysis
Coordinating institution:
Institute of Crop Science and Resource Conservation
Collaborative Projects:
Project A1: Fate, metabolism and plant uptake of selected veterinary medicines in the rhizophere,
Project A2: Degradation and Residue Dynamics of Veterinary Medicines in Soil-Plant Systems,
Project A3: Sequestration of veterinary medicines in soil,
Project A4: Transport of veterinary medicines from soils to groundwater,
Project B1: Veterinary Medicinal Effects on the Prokaryotic Structural Diversity in Soil Microcompartments - VMMic,
Project B2: Effects of Veterinary Medicines on the functional diversity of the microbial biomass in soils,
Project B3: Effects of veterinary medicined in manur on the abundance and transfer of bacterial antibiotic resistance genes in soil: importance of the rhizosphere and of repeated manure applications,
Project C: Modelling of rhizophere influences on interactions between chemical dynamics and effects of veterinary medicines in soil
