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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Brandenburg (Germany)"”.
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Analysis and management of low flows in small catchments of Brandenburg, Germany
… decrease in runoff is likely for catchments in Brandenburg, Germany. Depending on the first-order controls on low flows, different adaption measures are expected to be appropriate. Small catchments were analyzed because they are expected to be more vulnerable to a changing climate than larger …
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The hydrological effects of changes in forest area and species composition in the federal state of Brandenburg, Germany
… scale. The drivers in the federal state of Brandenburg (Germany), the area under investigation, are land-use changes induced by policy decisions at European and federal state level. The water resources of the federal state are particularly sensitive to changes in land-use due to low …
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Habitat suitability and recommendation for the reintroduction of the European pond Turtle Emys Orbicularis (Lininnaeus 1975) to the area of community interest "Locknitztal" in Brandenburg (Germany)
… one of the most endangered vertebrate species in Germany. The species conservation programme “Europäische Sumpfschildkröte”, which was initiated in 1993 / 94, deals with the exploration of biology and the protection of the few still existing small populations. For the protection of the species, …
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Cosmic-ray neutron sensing for soil moisture measurements in cropped fields
… study carried out on a farmland in Potsdam (Brandenburg, Germany) along three crop seasons with corn, sunflower and winter rye; a bare soil period; and two winter periods. Also, field monitoring was carried out in the Schaefertal catchment (Harz, Germany) for long-term testing of CRS against …
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In situ Metabolism and Biogeography of Phototrophic Consortia
… of a temperate holomictic lake (Lake Dagow, Brandenburg, Germany). Fluorescent in situ hybridization revealed that the brown-colored epibionts of "P. roseum" constituted up to 37 % of total bacterial cell numbers and up to 88 % of all green sulfur bacteria present in the chemocline. Specific …