Publications
- Retention of dead standing plant biomass (marcescence) increases subsequent litter decomposition in the soil organic layer2017 | Faculty of Science
- Ecological significance of standing dead phytomass: Marcescence as a puzzle piece to the nutrient cycle in temperate ecosystems2023 | Faculty of Science, Central Library of Charles University
- Changes in soil chemical properties and their spatial distribution after logging and conversion to oil palm plantation in Sabah (Borneo)2023 | Faculty of Science
- Changes in the quality of marcescent and shed senescent leaves during the dormant season2022 | Faculty of Science, Central Library of Charles University
- Controls on labile and stabilized soil organic matter during long-term ecosystem development2022 | Faculty of Science
- The impacts of tropical mound-building social insects on soil properties vary between taxa and with anthropogenic habitat change2022 | Faculty of Science
- Microbial community from species rich meadow supports plant specialists during meadow restoration2022 | Faculty of Science
- Seasonal changes in tree foliage and litterfall composition at reclaimed and unreclaimed post-mining sites2021 | Faculty of Science
- Using locally available fertilisers to enhance the yields of swidden farmers in Papua New Guinea2021 | Faculty of Science
- Vertical distribution of soil fauna and microbial community under two contrasting post mining chronosequences: Sites reclaimed by alder plantation and unreclaimed regrowth2020 | Faculty of Science
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