Michael Bahn

The paper quantifies how trophic guilds influence soil organic carbon mineralization under warming by integrating sequencing and biomass conversion factors in a field experiment.

This study shows that recurrent drought increases seasonal synchrony in grassland plant communities by reducing species richness and altering functional groups, making ecosystems more vulnerable to future disturbances.

This study examines how elevated CO2, warming, and drought affect reproductive and vegetative traits in two grassland species, finding drought as the most influential factor with species-specific responses.

The paper shows that soil fungi maintain growth and increase storage compound investment during drought, regardless of future climate conditions.