Florian Wichern

Professor of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition

Hochschule Rhein-Waal

Germany

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Florian Wichern is a Professor of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition at Hochschule Rhein Waal in Germany. His research focuses on nutrient management, soil microbiology, and the interactions between soil communities and plant nutrition. Recent articles reflect his interests in fungal and bacterial dynamics, nutrient efficiency, and the integration of circular economy principles in agri-food systems.

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Ralf Pude

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University of Bonn

GERMANY

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Stefan Geisen

Assistant Professor

Wageningen University & Research

NETHERLANDS

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Rainer Kalscheuer

Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf

GERMANY

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Rainer Georg Joergensen

University of Kassel

GERMANY

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Carsten W. Mueller

Københavns Universitet

DENMARK

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Pauline Rummel

Københavns Universitet

DENMARK

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Raul Moral

Miguel Hernandez University

SPAIN

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Dietrich Darr

GERMANY

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Lammert Kooistra

Wageningen University & Research

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Turnover of fungal glucosamine and bacterial muramic acid in comparison with soil organic carbon in two arable soils with distinct fungal communities

Urease inhibition stimulates fungal degradation of chitin in frass‐amended soil

Organic carbon loading of soils determines the fate of added fresh plant-derived organic matter

Disentangling the effects of mineral fertiliser N, P and K on microbial biomass, necromass and ionome in soil from the Askov long-term field experiment

Potato yield and quality are linked to cover crop and soil microbiome, respectively

Mineralization and temperature sensitivity of soil organic matter pools of contrasting lability

Editorial on special issues: “regional nutrient management in the circular economy” & “nitrogen and carbon recycling: benefits from the stakeholders’ perspective”

A hitchhiker’s guide: estimates of microbial biomass and microbial gene abundance in soil

Beyond circularity! Integration of circularity, efficiency, and sufficiency for nutrient management in agri-food systems

Influence of Soil Extractable Plant Nutrients on the Walnut Kernel Ionome in Southern Kyrgyzstan at Different Elevations

From dry to thrive: Increased metabolic activity, potassium content and a shift towards fungi after drying-rewetting reveals adjustment of the microbial community to osmotic stress

I have the touch – evidence for considerable N transfer from peas to oats by rhizodeposition

Chloroform‐labile trace elements in soil via fumigation‐extraction: Steps towards the soil microbial ionome beyond C:N:P

Long-term differences in fertilisation type change the bacteria:archaea:fungi ratios and reveal a heterogeneous response of the soil microbial ionome in a Haplic Luvisol

Challenges and opportunities for nutrient circularity: an innovation platform approach

Quantification of Grassland Biomass and Nitrogen Content through UAV Hyperspectral Imagery—Active Sample Selection for Model Transfer

Utilisation of <i>Miscanthus x giganteus</i> L. Based C-Rich Fertilisers for N Immobilisation and Microbial Biomass Build-Up in a Crop Rotation

Microbial Biomass Sulphur—An Important Yet Understudied Pool in Soil

Nitrogen Immobilisation and Microbial Biomass Build-Up Induced by <i>Miscanthus x giganteus</i> L. Based Fertilisers

Distinct Resistomes and Microbial Communities of Soils, Wastewater Treatment Plants and Households Suggest Development of Antibiotic Resistances Due to Distinct Environmental Conditions in Each Environment

Mycorrhiza Reduces Phosphorus Uptake from Struvite in Rye (Secale cereale L.) Plants

Collaborators (9)

Ralf Pude

Stefan Geisen

Rainer Kalscheuer

Rainer Georg Joergensen

Carsten W. Mueller

Pauline Rummel

Raul Moral

Dietrich Darr

Lammert Kooistra

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Florian Wichern

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Articles (21)

Turnover of fungal glucosamine and bacterial muramic acid in comparison with soil organic carbon in two arable soils with distinct fungal communities

Urease inhibition stimulates fungal degradation of chitin in frass‐amended soil

Organic carbon loading of soils determines the fate of added fresh plant-derived organic matter

Disentangling the effects of mineral fertiliser N, P and K on microbial biomass, necromass and ionome in soil from the Askov long-term field experiment

Potato yield and quality are linked to cover crop and soil microbiome, respectively

Mineralization and temperature sensitivity of soil organic matter pools of contrasting lability

Editorial on special issues: “regional nutrient management in the circular economy” &amp; “nitrogen and carbon recycling: benefits from the stakeholders’ perspective”

A hitchhiker’s guide: estimates of microbial biomass and microbial gene abundance in soil

Beyond circularity! Integration of circularity, efficiency, and sufficiency for nutrient management in agri-food systems

Influence of Soil Extractable Plant Nutrients on the Walnut Kernel Ionome in Southern Kyrgyzstan at Different Elevations

From dry to thrive: Increased metabolic activity, potassium content and a shift towards fungi after drying-rewetting reveals adjustment of the microbial community to osmotic stress

I have the touch – evidence for considerable N transfer from peas to oats by rhizodeposition

Chloroform‐labile trace elements in soil via fumigation‐extraction: Steps towards the soil microbial ionome beyond C:N:P

Long-term differences in fertilisation type change the bacteria:archaea:fungi ratios and reveal a heterogeneous response of the soil microbial ionome in a Haplic Luvisol

Challenges and opportunities for nutrient circularity: an innovation platform approach

Quantification of Grassland Biomass and Nitrogen Content through UAV Hyperspectral Imagery&mdash;Active Sample Selection for Model Transfer

Utilisation of <i>Miscanthus x giganteus</i> L. Based C-Rich Fertilisers for N Immobilisation and Microbial Biomass Build-Up in a Crop Rotation

Microbial Biomass Sulphur—An Important Yet Understudied Pool in Soil

Nitrogen Immobilisation and Microbial Biomass Build-Up Induced by <i>Miscanthus x giganteus</i> L. Based Fertilisers

Distinct Resistomes and Microbial Communities of Soils, Wastewater Treatment Plants and Households Suggest Development of Antibiotic Resistances Due to Distinct Environmental Conditions in Each Environment

Mycorrhiza Reduces Phosphorus Uptake from Struvite in Rye (Secale cereale L.) Plants

Collaborators (9)

Ralf Pude

Stefan Geisen

Rainer Kalscheuer

Rainer Georg Joergensen

Carsten W. Mueller

Pauline Rummel

Raul Moral

Dietrich Darr

Lammert Kooistra

Make your next move.

Editorial on special issues: “regional nutrient management in the circular economy” & “nitrogen and carbon recycling: benefits from the stakeholders’ perspective”

Quantification of Grassland Biomass and Nitrogen Content through UAV Hyperspectral Imagery—Active Sample Selection for Model Transfer