Thomas Rötzer

Technical University of Munich

Germany

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Stephan Pauleit

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Technical University of Munich

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Mohammad Asrafur Rahman

University of Melbourne

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Ferdinand Ludwig

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Technical University of Munich

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Hans Pretzsch

Technical University of Munich

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Astrid Moser-Reischl

Technical University of Munich

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Jorge Leandro

University Professor

University of Siegen

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Brigitte Helmreich

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Technical University of Munich

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Thorsten Grams

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Technical University of Munich

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Thomas Rötzer

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Influence of age, soil volume, and climate change on water availability at urban tree sites

Testing Strategies for Planting Design in Urban Squares to Improve Human Comfort throughout the Seasons

Cenostigma pluviosum Tree Stem Growth and Carbon Storage in a Subtropical Urban Environment: A Case Study in Sao Paulo City

Structure and Ecosystem Services of Three Common Urban Tree Species in an Arid Climate City

Structural and compositional acclimation of forests to extended drought: results of the KROOF throughfall exclusion experiment in Norway spruce and European beech

Urban environment, drought events and climate change strongly affect the growth of common urban tree species in a temperate city

Towards sustainable management of the stock and ecosystem services of urban trees. From theory to model and application

Urban Forest and Urban Microclimate

Growth of European beech recovered faster than that of Norway spruce after a five-year experimental drought in a mixed forest stand

Tree Information Modeling: A Data Exchange Platform for Tree Design and Management

Trees in Planters—A Case Study of Time-Related Aspects

Crown Shapes of Urban Trees-Their Dependences on Tree Species, Tree Age and Local Environment, and Effects on Ecosystem Services

Effects of Climate and Drought on Stem Diameter Growth of Urban Tree Species

Mature beech and spruce trees under drought – Higher C investment in reproduction at the expense of whole-tree NSC stores

Urban tree growth and ecosystem services under extreme drought

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Stephan Pauleit

Mohammad Asrafur Rahman

Ferdinand Ludwig

Hans Pretzsch

Astrid Moser-Reischl

Jorge Leandro

Brigitte Helmreich

Thorsten Grams

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