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Área temáticas: "Economía de la tierra y la energía"

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Biogeochemistry(1)

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Global Biogeochemical Cycles(1)

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Huertos, frutas, silvicultura(5)

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plant nutrients(2)

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Change in water quality during the passage through a tropical montane rain forest in Ecuador

Abstract: We studied five 20-m transects on the lower slope under tropical lower montane rain forest at 1900-2

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Litter leachate, plant nutrients, rainfall, soil, Stream water, Throughfall

Carlos Valarezo, Wilcke W., Yasin S., Zech W.

Accounting for multiple ecosystem services in a simulation of land-use decisions: Does it reduce tropical deforestation?

Abstract: Conversion of tropical forests is among the primary causes of global environmental change. The loss

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Biodiversity, Ecosystem Services, ECUADOR, land allocation, Landscape restoration, Robust optimization

Adams J., Baltazar Calvas, Beck E.H., Bendix J., Breuer L., Diertl K.H., Gerique A., Gosling E., Hamer U., Härtl F., Hildebrandt P., Homeier J., Knoke T., Luz Maria Castro, Mosandl R., Paul C., Peters T., Pohle P., Potthast K., Rammig A., Richter M., Silva B., Stimm B., Tischer A., Valle Carrión Liz, Velescu A., Verburg P.H., Weber M., Wilcke W., Wilman Santiago Ochoa-Moreno, Windhorst D.

Aluminum cycling in a tropical montane forest ecosystem in southern Ecuador

Abstract: Growth limitation induced by Al toxicity is believed to commonly occur in tropical forests, although

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Al speciation, Aluminum fluxes, Aluminum toxicity, Molar Ca:Al ratios, Tropical forest ecosystems

Bigalke M., Boy J., Carlos Valarezo, Rehmus A., Wilcke W.

Amazonian biomass burning-derived acid and nutrient deposition in the north Andean montane forest of Ecuador

Abstract: We explored the influence of biomass burning in Amazonia and northeastern Latin America on N, C, P,

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Boy J., Carlos Valarezo, Rollenbeck R., Wilcke W.

Measured and modeled rainfall interception in a lower montane forest, Ecuador

Abstract: The evaporative loss of intercepted water from the canopy constitutes an important element of the wa

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Carlos Valarezo, Fleischbein K., Goller R., Knoblich K., Wilcke W., Zech W.

Tropical Andean Forests Are Highly Susceptible to Nutrient Inputs-Rapid Effects of Experimental N and P Addition to an Ecuadorian Montane Forest

Abstract: Tropical regions are facing increasing atmospheric inputs of nutrients, which will have unknown cons

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C. Leuschner, Camenzind T., D. Hertel, D. Sandmann, E. Veldkamp, G. Martinson, H. Wullaert, Hertel D., Homeier J., J. Homeier, Leuschner C., M. Maraun, M. Rillig, Maraun M., Martinson G.O., N Poma, N. Cumbicus Torres, Nixon L. Cumbicus Torres, Poma L.N., Rillig M.C., S. Scheu, Sandmann D., Scheu S., T. Camenzind, Veldkamp E., W. Wilcke, Wilcke W., Wullaert H.

Rainfall interception in a lower montane forest in Ecuador: Effects of canopy properties

Abstract: Rainfall interception in forests is influenced by properties of the canopy that tend to vary over sm

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Epiphytes, Leaf area index, Lower Montane Forest, Rainfall interception, Storage capacity

Boy J., Carlos Valarezo, Fleischbein K., Goller R., Knoblich K., Wilcke W., Zech W.

Response of water and nutrient fluxes to improvement fellings in a tropical montane forest in Ecuador

Abstract: Management of natural forests might be one option to reduce the high deforestation rate in Ecuador.

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Catchment, Montane forest, Natural forest management, Nutrients, Water cycle

Alt F., Boy J., Carlos Valarezo, Geißler C., Günter S., Knuth J., Mosandl R., Oelmann Y., Weber M., Wilcke W.

Soil properties and tree growth along an altitudinal transect in Ecuadorian tropical montane forest

Abstract: In tropical montane forests, soil properties change with increasing altitude, and tree-growth decrea

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basal area, Lignin, Organic layer, plant nutrients, Polyphenols, Tree basal area growth rates

Carlos Valarezo, Homeier J., Oelmann Y., Schmitt A., Wilcke W., Zech W.

Soil properties on a chronosequence of landslides in montane rain forest, Ecuador

Abstract: To assess the impact of landslides on soil fertility in south Ecuador, we compared the properties of

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Andes, ECUADOR, Landslide, Nutrients, pedogenesis, soil fertility, Tropical montane rain forest

Carlos Valarezo, Stoyan R., Valladarez H., Wilcke W., Yasin S., Zech W.