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Institute of Land Use
Institution
Section overview
Description
The Institute for Land Use is part of the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences of the University of Rostock.
Activities
- Research
Parent institution
Coordinated projects
- Application package 'Soil and Environment Research TP7: Spatial variability of soil properties on the field and landscape scales in red soil areas as related to the crop yield potential (1)
- Application package 'Soil and Environment Research' TP1: Implications of land use depended soil structure dynamics on the preferential transfer of water and dissolved substances in paddy rice fields in the space scale (3)
- Biotope compound in agricultural landscapes (roof project)
- Collaborative project: Identification of the signalling function of secondary metabolites and selection on improved secondary metabolite spectra in the host/arthropod complex lupine/weevil – Subproject 1
- Contribution of selected plant growth promoting rhizobacteria to maize phosphorus nutrition as influenced by organic matter management
- Health and performance of dairy cows in ecological farming interdisciplinary point of view - an (intervention) study on metabolic disorders and diseases in the udder due to inclusion of forage production, feeding management and husbandry
- Quantification and identification of root exudates in non-sterilized soil
- Spatial variability of soil properties on the field and landscape scales in red soil areas as related to the crop yield potential
- SPP 1090 AG 1: Characterization of stabilized fractions of soil organic matter with analytical pyrolysis
Coordinated collaborative projects
Involved in research projects
Contact
Institute of Land Use
Justus-von-Liebig-Weg 6
D-18059 Rostock
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Germany
Phone: +49 (0) 381 498 - 3000
