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Jörg Schaller
Jörg Schaller
Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF)
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Silicon availability modifies nutrient use efficiency and content, C: N: P stoichiometry, and productivity of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)
S Neu, J Schaller, EG Dudel
Scientific Reports 7 (1), 1-8, 2017
1602017
Silicon supply modifies C:N:P stoichiometry and growth of Phragmites australis
J Schaller, C Brackhage, MO Gessner, E Bäuker, E Gert Dudel
Plant Biology 14 (2), 392-396, 2012
1112012
Silicon availability changes structural carbon ratio and phenol content of grasses
J Schaller, C Brackhage, EG Dudel
Environmental and Experimental Botany 77, 283-287, 2012
992012
Multiple plant diversity components drive consumer communities across ecosystems
A Schuldt, A Ebeling, M Kunz, M Staab, C Guimarães-Steinicke, ...
Nature communications 10 (1), 1-11, 2019
932019
Metal/metalloid accumulation/remobilization during aquatic litter decomposition in freshwater: a review
J Schaller, C Brackhage, M Mkandawire, EG Dudel
Science of the Total Environment 409 (23), 4891-4898, 2011
882011
Silicon increases the phosphorus availability of Arctic soils
J Schaller, S Faucherre, H Joss, M Obst, M Goeckede, B Planer-Friedrich, ...
Scientific reports 9 (1), 1-11, 2019
822019
Silicon controls microbial decay and nutrient release of grass litter during aquatic decomposition
J Schaller, E Struyf
Hydrobiologia 709, 201-212, 2013
742013
Silica uptake from nanoparticles and silica condensation state in different tissues of Phragmites australis
J Schaller, C Brackhage, S Paasch, E Brunner, E Bäucker, EG Dudel
Science of the Total Environment 442, 6-9, 2013
652013
Bioturbation/bioirrigation by Chironomus plumosus as main factor controlling elemental remobilization from aquatic sediments?
J Schaller
Chemosphere 107, 336-343, 2014
562014
Invertebrates control metals and arsenic sequestration as ecosystem engineers
J Schaller, A Weiske, M Mkandawire, EG Dudel
Chemosphere 79 (2), 169-173, 2010
532010
Silicon availability affects the stoichiometry and content of calcium and micro nutrients in the leaves of common reed
C Brackhage, J Schaller, E Bäucker, EG Dudel
Silicon 5 (3), 199-204, 2013
482013
UV-screening of grasses by plant silica layer?
J Schaller, C Brackhage, E Bäucker, EG DUDEL
J. Biosci 38, 413–416, 2013
462013
Silica decouples fungal growth and litter decomposition without changing responses to climate warming and N enrichment
J Schaller, J Hines, C Brackhage, E Bäucker, MO Gessner
Ecology 95 (11), 3181–3189, 2014
382014
Silicon cycling in soils revisited
J Schaller, D Puppe, D Kaczorek, R Ellerbrock, M Sommer
Plants 10 (2), 295, 2021
372021
Fire enhances phosphorus availability in topsoils depending on binding properties
J Schaller, A Tischer, E Struyf, M Bremer, DU Belmonte, K Potthast
Ecology 96 (6), 1598-1606, 2015
372015
Enhanced silicon availability leads to increased methane production, nutrient and toxicant mobility in peatlands
GMS Reithmaier, KH Knorr, S Arnhold, B Planer-Friedrich, J Schaller
Scientific reports 7 (1), 1-8, 2017
352017
Readily available phosphorous and nitrogen counteract for arsenic uptake and distribution in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)
C Brackhage, JH Huang, J Schaller, EJ Elzinga, EG Dudel
Scientific reports 4 (1), 1-7, 2014
352014
Effects of low-dosed imidacloprid pulses on the functional role of the caged amphipod Gammarus roeseli in stream mesocosms
R Böttger, M Feibicke, J Schaller, G Dudel
Ecotoxicology and environmental safety 93, 93-100, 2013
342013
Silicon in tropical forests: large variation across soils and leaves suggests ecological significance
J Schaller, BL Turner, A Weissflog, D Pino, AW Bielnicka, ...
Biogeochemistry 140 (2), 161-174, 2018
332018
Plant diversity and functional groups affect Si and Ca pools in aboveground biomass of grassland systems
J Schaller, C Roscher, H Hillebrand, A Weigelt, Y Oelmann, W Wilcke, ...
Oecologia 182 (1), 277-286, 2016
332016
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