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Towards a non-monetary valuation of forest ecosystem services at local level – a study in GermanyNARA Subscribed
The ecosystem service (ES) concept and their non-monetary socio-cultural valuation is less established for forests than for landscapes. We assessed 15 ESs including provisioning areas and flows of an urban and a rural municipal forest (Augsburg, Germany). For valuation, we used stakeholder elicitation (label: All.stakeholders ), categories of well-being ( MEA ), range of benefiting areas ( Place.of.use ) and Number.of.users an...
An impaired integrity of vascular elements and the extracellular matrix (ECM) has been discussed to play a critical role in the pathophysiology of spontaneous cervical artery dissection (sCAD). This study aimed to explore the temporal course of circulating elastin, collagen type I, and collagen type III in patients with sCAD and evaluated their eligibility as diagnostic biomarkers. Patients with sCAD were prospectively enrolle...
The scarcity of model input and calibration data has limited efforts in reconstructing scenarios of past floods in many regions globally. Recently, the number of studies that use distributed post-flood observation data collected throughout flood-affected communities (e.g. face-to-face interviews) are increasing. However, a systematic method that applies such data for hydrodynamic modelling of past floods in locations without h...
Key message By combining dendrochronological time-series analysis with radial vessel features, we show that the reconstruction of hydraulic properties improves our understanding of tree species’ acclimation potential to climate change. Abstract The vascular architecture plays a crucial role in the productivity and drought tolerance of broadleaf trees, but it is not yet fully understood how the hydraulic system is acclimating t...
Kamel-Antikörper aus dem ReagenzglasNARA Subscribed
Africa’s highest mountain harbours Africa’s tallest treesNARA Subscribed
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