Publications
All Publications
| Title | Authors | In: | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi-based bioremediation of mercury: insights from zinc and cadmium transporter studies | Guo, Y.; Martin, K.; Hrynkiewicz, K.; Rasche, F. | International journal of environmental science and technology, 21 (3475–3488). Place: Berlin Publisher: Springer Nature | 2024 | Journal Article |
| Rhizophagus irregularis improves Hg tolerance of Medicago truncatula by upregulating the Zn transporter genes ZIP2 and ZIP6 | Guo, Yaqin; Sommer, Nadine; Martin, Konrad; Rasche, Frank | Mycorrhiza, 33 (23–32). Place: Berlin Publisher: Springer Nature | 2023 | Journal Article |
| Genetic diversity and community composition of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi associated with root and rhizosphere soil of the pioneer plant Pueraria phaseoloides | Guo, Yaqin; Bei, Qicheng; Dzomeku, Beloved Mensah; Martin, Konrad; Rasche, Frank | iMeta, 1 (1–12). Place: Hoboken, NJ Publisher: John Wiley & Sons | 2022 | Journal Article |
| Role of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (Rhizophagus irregularis) on mercury tolerance of Medicago truncatula in relation to mercury and zinc concentration | Guo, Yaqin; Sommer, Nadine; Martin, Konrad; Rasche, Frank | Can agroecological farming feed the world? Farmers’ and academia’s views : Tropentag 2022 : international research on food security, natural resource management and rural development : book of abstracts. 74–74, Göttingen: Cuvillier Verlag, Göttingen: Cuvillier Verlag | 2022 | Conference Paper |
| Biodiversity and ecosystem services: a case study for the assessment of multiple species and functional diversity levels in a cultural landscape | Cotter, M.; Häuser, I.; Harich, F. K.; He, P.; Sauerborn, J.; Treydte, A. C.; Martin, K.; Cadisch, G. | Ecological indicators, 75 (111–117). Place: Amsterdam Publisher: Elsevier | 2017 | Journal Article |
| Rubber intercropping: a viable concept for the 21st century? | Langenberger, Gerhard; Cadisch, Georg; Martin, Konrad; Min, Shi; Waibel, Hermann | Agroforestry systems, 91 (577–596). Place: Berlin Publisher: Springer Nature | 2017 | Journal Article |
| Effects of rubber cultivation on biodiversity in the Mekong Region | He, P.; Martin, K. | CAB reviews : perspectives in agriculture, veterinary science, nutrition and natural resources, 10, 044 (1–7). Place: Wallingford Publisher: CAB International | 2016 | Journal Article |
| Movement patterns of selected insect groups between natural forest, open land and rubber plantation in a tropical landscape (southern Yunnan, SW China) | Meng, L. Z.; Yang, X. D.; Martin, K.; Gan, J. M.; Liu, Y. H.; Gong, W. C. | Journal of insect conservation, 20 (1–9). Place: Berlin Publisher: Springer Nature | 2016 | Journal Article |
| Research-praxis integration in South China–the rocky road to implement strategies for sustainable rubber cultivation in the Mekong Region. | Aenis, T.; Wang, J.; Hofmann-Souki, S.; Tang, L.; Langenberger, G.; Cadisch, G.; Martin, K.; Cotter, M.; Krauss, M.; Waibel, H. | London: Taylor & Francis | 2016 | Book |
| Contrasting responses of hoverflies and wild bees to habitat structure and land use change in a tropical landscape (southern Yunnan, SW China) | Meng, L.-Z.; Martin, K.; Liu, J.; Burger, F.; Chen, J. | Insect science, 19 (6) (666–676) | 2012 | Journal Article |
| Young leaf protection in the shrub Leea glabra in south-west China: The role of extrafloral nectaries and ants | Meng, L.-Z.; Martin, K.; Liu, J.-X.; Chen, J. | Arthropod-plant interactions, 6 (59–65). Place: Berlin Publisher: Springer Nature | 2012 | Journal Article |
| Ethnobotanical knowledge of Philippine lowland farmers and its application in agroforestry | Langenberger, G.; Prigge, V.; Martin, K.; Belonias, B.; Sauerborn, J. | Agroforestry systems, 78 (173–194). Place: Berlin Publisher: Springer Nature | 2009 | Journal Article |
| Effects of azadirachthin injection in litchi trees (Litchi chinensis Sonn.) on the litchi stink bug (Tessaratoma papillosa) in northern Thailand | Schulte, M.-J.; Martin, K.; Sauerborn, J. | Journal of pest science, 79 (241–250). Place: Berlin Publisher: Springer Nature | 2006 | Journal Article |
| Ground cover vegetation of litchi orchards in relation to land use intensity in mountainous northern Thailand | Euler, D.; Martin, K.; Chamsai, L.; Wehner, R.; Sauerborn, J. | International journal of botany, 2 (117–124). Place: Faisalabad Publisher: Asian Network for Scientific Information | 2006 | Journal Article |
| Vascular plant species inventory of a Philippine lowland rainforest and its conservation value | Langenberger, G.; Martin, K.; Sauerborn, J. | Biodiversity and conservation, 15 (1271–1301). Place: Berlin Publisher: Springer Nature | 2006 | Journal Article |
Aktuelle Forschungsprojekte
Sino-German International Research Training Group - Adaptation of maize-based food-feed-energy systems to limited phosphate resources (AMAIZE-P)
Grant from Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG; “German Research Foundation”) funding a research subject within the Chinese-German International Research Training Group (GRK 2366)"Adaptation of maize-based food-feed-energy systems to limited phosphate resources“ for one doctoral student positions to study the Economic assessment of future phosphorus availability: Impacts on agricultural and food markets at farm, national and global levels, October 1, 2024 to September 30, 2027.
"The research aims to explicitly depict phosphorus in a global economic model to simulate potential phosphorus scarcity and its impact on agricultural and food markets. This model will be used to examine the role of international trade on local phosphorus availability and thus food security. It will also simulate scenarios based on research from the other research subjects to assess how they can help mitigate a phosphorus shortage and thus contribute to food security."
Further information can be found at this link
Involved Persons
- Dr. Kirsten Boysen-Urban
- Prof Laping Wu
Involved institutions
- Universität Hohenheim, Fachgebiet Internationaler Agrarhandel und Welternährungswirtschaft (490b)
- China Agricultural University
Sponsors
- Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) – 328017493/GRK 2366
Welchen Beitrag können die „Farm to Fork“ – Strategie und die neu ausgerichtete gemeinsame Agrarpolitik zur Abfederung multipler Schocks leisten?
Projektbeginn: April 2023
Projektende: Januar 2024
Studie zur Ausschreibung 2023 der Edmund Rehwinkel-Stiftung der Rentenbank „Mehr Resilienz und Wandel – Strategien für Agrarwissenschaften und Politik“
Involved Persons
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Dr. Kirsten Boysen-Urban (UHOH)
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Dr. Ole Boysen (School of Agriculture and Food Science, University College Dublin)