Prof.dr. J.T.A. Verhoeven

Wijzig persoonsdata

• carbon
• climate
• door
• landscape
• landschap
• landschapsecologie
• nutrient
• soils
• species
• temperature
• vegetation
• water

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Publicaties

(de meest recente is bovenaan geplaatst)

The effect of habitat fragmentation and abiotic factors on fen plant occurrence

Retention of heavy metals and poly-aromatic hydrocarbons from road water in a constructed wetland and the effect of de-icing

Nutrient limitation in species-rich Calthion grasslands in relation to opportunities for restoration in a peat meadow landscape

Nutrient Cycling and Retention Along a Littoral Gradient in a Dutch Shallow Lake in Relation to Water Level Regime

The Contribution of Marsh Zones to Water Quality in Dutch Shallow Lakes: A Modeling Study

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Lopende onderzoeksactiviteiten

(de meest recente activiteit is bovenaan geplaatst)
Projectleider	Ecology and Biodiversity
Promotor	REFRESH: Adaptive strategies to mitigate the impacts of climate change on European freshwater ecosystems
Projectleider	PEATBOG: Pollution, Precipitation and Temperature Impacts on Peatland Biodiversity and Biogeochemistry
Projectleider	The effects of global warming and nitrogen enrichment on the decomposition of recalcitrant organic matter; consequences for long-term carbon storage

Afgesloten onderzoeksactiviteiten

(de meest recente activiteit is bovenaan geplaatst)
Promotor	Winter flooding in Dutch stream valley floodplains: biogeochemical effects and vegetation consequences
Promotor	Littoral zones in shallow lakes. Contribution to water quality in relation to water level regime
Promotor	Fragmentation and seed dispersal in freshwater wetlands
Projectleider	Emissie van stikstofoxide: "hotspot" gedrag in natte bodems
Promotor	Interacties tussen nitrificatie, denitrificatie en anaerobe oxidatie van ammonium in stikstof-verrijkte natuurlijke en door de mens gevormde waterrijke gebieden: implicaties voor de emissie van N2O

Alle afgesloten onderzoeksactiviteiten..

Classificatie

D22400	Ecologie