Andreas Rigling

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ETH Zürich

Switzerland

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Prof. Dr. Andreas Rigling is a faculty member at ETH Zurich, Switzerland. His research focuses on forest management, tree physiology, and ecosystem interactions, as highlighted in his recent articles, which discuss topics like exogenous sugar use in trees and the importance of conserving forest insect biodiversity. He also explores drought resistance in forest soils and the metabolic responses of Scots pine, contributing significantly to advancing methodologies in forest inventorying and monitoring.

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Thomas Wohlgemuth

Head ad interim

Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research

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Articles (19)

Trees use exogenous sugars for growth, but excess triggers negative feedback reducing photosynthetic carbon gain

Exogenous sugar addition can exacerbate root carbon limitation in trees

The importance of integrated forest management

Drought resistance and resilience of rhizosphere communities in forest soils from the cellular to ecosystem scale – insights from 13C pulse labeling

The metabolic fingerprint of Scots pine – root and needle metabolites show different patterns in dying trees

Advancing forest inventorying and monitoring

Conserving forest insect biodiversity requires the protection of key habitat features

Conserving forest insect biodiversity requires the protection of key habitat features

Les forêts face aux sécheresses et canicules : causes de dépérissements, facteurs aggravants et différences de sensibilité entre les espèces

Meteorological history of low-forest-greenness events in Europe in 2002-2022

Shape still matters: rockfall interactions with trees and deadwood in a mountain forest uncover a new facet of rock shape dependency

Sugar infusion into trees: A novel method to study tree carbon relations and its regulations

Water status and macronutrient concentrations, but not carbon status, of Viscum album ssp. album are determined by its hosts: a study across nine mistletoe-host pairs in central Switzerland

Elevation dependent response of soil organic carbon stocks to forest windthrow

Shape still matters: rockfall interactions with trees and deadwood in a mountain forest uncover a new facet of rock shape dependency

Vers des peuplements forestiers plus résilients : recherche contextualisée et expérimentation

Photosynthetic acclimation and sensitivity to short- and long-term environmental changes in a drought-prone forest

Drought impacts on tree carbon sequestration and water use – evidence from intra‐annual tree‐ring characteristics

Canopy Disturbances Catalyse Tree Species Shifts in Swiss Forests

Collaborators (17)

Thomas Wohlgemuth

Haoyu Diao

Elisabet Martínez-Sancho

Ivano Brunner

Marco Marius Lehmann

Andri Baltensweiler

Peter Bebi

Yann Salmon

Yann Vitasse

Kerstin Treydte

Leonie C. Schönbeck

Christoph Fischer

Christian Rosset

Charlotte Grossiord

Ross Shackleton

Petra D'Odorico

Roman Zweifel

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