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Drought stress mitigation by nitrogen in boreal forests inferred from stable isotopes.
Choimaa Dulamsuren, Markus Hauck

Glob Chang Biol· October 2021

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Modelling the productivity of Siberian larch forests from Landsat NDVI time series in fragmented forest stands of the Mongolian forest-steppe.
Stefan Erasmi, Michael Klinge, Choimaa Dulamsuren, Florian Schneider, Markus Hauck

Environ Monit Assess· March 2021

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Hydraulic architecture and vulnerability to drought-induced embolism in southern boreal tree species of Inner Asia.
Choimaa Dulamsuren, Sholpan B Abilova, Madina Bektayeva, Mahammad Eldarov, Bernhard Schuldt, Markus Hauck

Tree Physiol· March 2019

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Higher climate warming sensitivity of Siberian larch in small than large forest islands in the fragmented Mongolian forest steppe.
Elmira Khansaritoreh, Choimaa Dulamsuren, Michael Klinge, Tumurbaatar Ariunbaatar, Banzragch Bat-Enerel, Markus Hauck

Glob Chang Biol· September 2017

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Carbon pool densities and a first estimate of the total carbon pool in the Mongolian forest-steppe.
Choimaa Dulamsuren, Michael Klinge, Jan Degener, Mookhor Khishigjargal, Tselmeg Chenlemuge, Markus Hauck

Glob Chang Biol· February 2016

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Rapid recovery of stem increment in Norway spruce at reduced SO2 levels in the Harz Mountains, Germany.
Markus Hauck, Jorma Zimmermann, Mascha Jacob, Choimaa Dulamsuren, Claudia Bade

Environ Pollut· May 2012

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Small increase in substratum [corrected] pH causes the dieback of one of Europe's most common lichens, Lecanora conizaeoides.
Markus Hauck, Philipp I Otto, Sebastian Dittrich, Mascha Jacob, Claudia Bade

Ann Bot· August 2011

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Diverging climate trends in Mongolian taiga forests influence growth and regeneration of Larix sibirica.
Choimaa Dulamsuren, Markus Hauck, Mookhor Khishigjargal, Hanns Hubert Leuschner, Christoph Leuschner

Oecologia· August 2010

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Ammonium and nitrate tolerance in lichens.
Markus Hauck

Environ Pollut· May 2010

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High acidity tolerance in lichens with fumarprotocetraric, perlatolic or thamnolic acids is correlated with low pKa1 values of these lichen substances.
Markus Hauck, Sascha-René Jürgens, Siegfried Huneck, Christoph Leuschner

Environ Pollut· October 2009

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Dissociation and metal-binding characteristics of yellow lichen substances suggest a relationship with site preferences of lichens.
Markus Hauck, Sascha-René Jürgens, Karen Willenbruch, Siegfried Huneck, Christoph Leuschner

Ann Bot· January 2009

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Lichen substances prevent lichens from nutrient deficiency.
Markus Hauck, Karen Willenbruch, Christoph Leuschner

J Chem Ecol· January 2009

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Water relations and photosynthetic performance in Larix sibirica growing in the forest-steppe ecotone of northern Mongolia.
Choimaa Dulamsuren, Markus Hauck, Martin Bader, Dalaikhuu Osokhjargal, Shagjjav Oyungerel

Tree Physiol· January 2009

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Usnic acid controls the acidity tolerance of lichens.
Markus Hauck, Sascha-René Jürgens

Environ Pollut· November 2008

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Metal homeostasis in Hypogymnia physodes is controlled by lichen substances.
Markus Hauck

Environ Pollut· May 2008

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Susceptibility to acidic precipitation contributes to the decline of the terricolous lichens Cetraria aculeata and Cetraria islandica in central Europe.
Markus Hauck

Environ Pollut· April 2008

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Surface hydrophobicity causes SO2 tolerance in lichens.
Markus Hauck, Sascha-René Jürgens, Martin Brinkmann, Stephan Herminghaus

Ann Bot· March 2008

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Lichen substances affect metal adsorption in Hypogymnia physodes.
Markus Hauck, Siegfried Huneck

J Chem Ecol· January 2007

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Epiphytic lichen diversity on dead and dying conifers under different levels of atmospheric pollution.
Markus Hauck

Environ Pollut· May 2005

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