Long-term-experiments : methods, standardization, and modelling / Stumpf, B., Glendining, M., Grosse, M., Hoffmann, C., Joschko, M., König, S., Kroschewski, B., Cardoso-Lisboa, C., Macdonald, A., Macholdt, J., Makádi, M., Ostler, R., Perryman, S., Piepho, H.-P., Schnell, S., Storkey, J., Vaziritabar, Y., Weller, U., Honermeier, B.
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Long-term-experiments
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177352304X
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urn:nbn:de:gbv:3:2-142670
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Stumpf, Beate
Glendining, Margaret
Grosse, Meike
Hoffmann, Carsten
Joschko, Monika
König, Sara
Kroschewski, Bärbel
Cardoso Lisboa, Carolina
Macdonald, Andrew
Macholdt, Janna Christina
Makádi, Marianna
Ostler, Richard
Perryman, Sarah
Piepho, Hans-Peter
Schnell, Silvia
Storkey, Jonathan
Vaziritabar, Yavar
Weller, Ulrich
Honermeier, Bernd
Glendining, Margaret
Grosse, Meike
Hoffmann, Carsten
Joschko, Monika
König, Sara
Kroschewski, Bärbel
Cardoso Lisboa, Carolina
Macdonald, Andrew
Macholdt, Janna Christina
Makádi, Marianna
Ostler, Richard
Perryman, Sarah
Piepho, Hans-Peter
Schnell, Silvia
Storkey, Jonathan
Vaziritabar, Yavar
Weller, Ulrich
Honermeier, Bernd
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Halle (Saale) : BonaRes Centre for Soil Research, August 2021
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1 Online-Ressource (18 ungezählte Seiten, 0,68 MB)
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Long-term field experiments (LTEs) play an important role in studying the effects of different management strategies on the soil ecosystem. However, LTEs are very diverse regarding location, duration, experimental design or research question. Therefore, in October 2020, experts on LTEs from five different European countries met in a virtual workshop to discuss how to ensure high quality in LTE research. Recommendations for the implementation and use of LTEs were drawn from the presentations and discussions based on the following topics: (1) design and statistical evaluation, (2) soil and plant parameters, (3) requirements for data archiving and modelling as well as (4) data management and repository. Furthermore, it was concluded, that international networks enable joint analyses of LTEs to gain a better understanding of long-term changes in crop production at different climate conditions. This knowledge can help to develop sustainable agricultural management strategies. Consequently, a close collaboration among different groups like BonaRes, GLTEN and IOSDV can strengthen the validity of LTE research.
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BonaRes series ; 2021, 2 ppn:177328374X