Posters BG9.1
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Attendance Time: Thursday, 21 April 2016, 10:30–12:00 Hall A Chairperson: Ute Skiba, Nuala Fitton, E. Haas |
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A.14
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EGU2016-10254
Adaption of the LUCI framework to account for detailed farm management: a case study exploring potential for achieving locally and nationally significant greenhouse gas, flooding and nutrient mitigation without compromising livelihoods on New Zealand farm Bethanna Jackson, Martha Trodahl, Deborah Maxwell, and Stuart Easton |
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A.15
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EGU2016-14930
Nitrogen related constraints of carbon sequestration by afforestation under management and climate scenarios Daniela Kracher |
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A.16
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EGU2016-9941
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Evaluating radiative transfer schemes treatment of vegetation canopy architecture in land surface models Renato Braghiere, Tristan Quaife, and Emily Black |
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A.17
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EGU2016-4044
Simulating adaptive wood harvest in a changing climate Rasoul Yousefpour, Julia Nabel, and Julia Pongratz |
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A.18
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EGU2016-6565
Assessment of CO2 fluxes and forest productivity (NPP/GPP) estimates from eddy covariance measurement and field observations Mislav Anić, Hrvoje Marjanović, Maša Zorana Ostrogović Sever, Zoltán Barcza, and Željko Večenaj |
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A.19
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EGU2016-12261
Sustainable carbon uptake – important ecosystem service within sustainable forest management Maša Zorana Ostrogović Sever, Mislav Anić, Elvis Paladinić, Giorgio Alberti, and Hrvoje Marjanović |
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A.20
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EGU2016-16936
SIGNAL : Water vapour flux variability and local wind field investigations within five differently managed agroforestry sites across Germany Christian Markwitz, Lukas Siebicke, and Alexander Knohl |
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A.21
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EGU2016-16690
Eddy covariance measurements of net C exchange in the CAM bioenergy crop, \textit{Agave tequiliana} Nick A. Owen, Órlaith Ní Choncubhair, Jamie Males, José Ignacio del Real Laborde, Ramón Rubio-Cortés, Howard Griffiths, and Gary Lanigan |
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A.22
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EGU2016-4623
Long term yields and soil carbon sequestration from Miscanthus Michael Jones and Jesko Zimmerman |
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A.23
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EGU2016-4921
Weed-cover versus weed-removal management in olive orchards: influence on the carbon balance at the ecosystem scale Sonia Chamizo, Penélope Serrano-Ortiz, José Luis Vicente-Vicente, Enrique P. Sánchez-Cañete, Ana López-Ballesteros, and Andrew S. Kowalski |
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A.24
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EGU2016-15949
Background CH4 and N2O fluxes in low-input short rotation coppice Carolyn-Monika Görres, Terenzio Zenone, and Reinhart Ceulemans |
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A.25
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EGU2016-16852
N2O and CH4-emissions from energy crops - Can the use of organic fertilizers in form of biogas digestate be considered as a real alternative? Results from a three and a half year multi-site field study of energy crops fertilized with biogas digestate in so Gawan Heintze |
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A.26
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EGU2016-12163
Nitrous oxide emissions from rapeseed cultivation in Germany Roland Fuß, Monique Andres, Hannes Hegewald, Katharina Kesenheimer, Sarah Koebke, Thomas Räbiger, Teresa Suárez Quiñones, Katja Walter, Heinz Stichnothe, and Heinz Flessa |
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A.27
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EGU2016-9131
Preliminary results on yield and CO2 fluxes when using alternate wetting and drying on different varieties of European rice Viktoria Oliver, Stefano Monaco, Andrea Volante, Nicole Cochrane, Massimo Gennaro, Gabriele Orasen, Giampiero Valè, Adam Price, and Yit Arn Teh |
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EGU2016-12842
The relative importance of fertilization and soil erosion on C-dynamics in agricultural landscapes of NE Germany Madlen Pohl, Mathias Hoffmann, Ulrike Hagemann, Nicole Jurisch, Rainer Remus, Michael Sommer, and Jürgen Augustin |
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EGU2016-6813
Carbon balance of an intensively grazed permanent grassland in southern Belgium Louis Gourlez de la Motte, Elisabeth Jérôme, Ossénatou Mamadou, Yves Beckers, Bernard Bodson, Bernard Heineisch, and Marc Aubinet |
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A.30
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EGU2016-17072
‘Low-acid’ sulfide oxidation using nitrate-enriched groundwater Michael Donn, Naomi Boxall, Nathan Reid, Rebecca Meakin, David Gray, Anna Kaksonen, Thomas Robson, and Denis Shiers |
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A.31
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EGU2016-2677
\textbf{The effect of remediation on water from a former Portuguese uranium mine area } Ana Neiva, Paula Carvalho, Isabel Antunes, António Santos, and Marina Cabral-Pinto |