Kathrin Rousk
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Terrestrial Ecology
Universitetsparken 15, Bygning 1, 2100 København Ø
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In the K Rousk lab, we are interested in the abiotic and biotic controls of nitrogen (N) fixation in moss-cyanobacteria associations. This ecosystem function is especially important in pristine ecosystems like boreal forests and subarctic tundra. Cyanobacteria colonzing dominant moss species in these habitats contribute fundamentally to the ecosystem N pool. My research goal is to identify the factors that promote and inhibit N fixation in mosses, and to define the relationship between moss and colonizing cyanobacteria.
Find out more about our research on our homepage Ecosystem Ecology
For updates, check out my twitter feed @kathrin_rousk
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What drives biological nitrogen fixation in high arctic tundra: Moisture or temperature?
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The Sensitivity of moss-associated nitrogen fixation towards repeated nitrogen input
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Potential for nitrogen fixation in fungus-growing termite symbiosis
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