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Wendelin Weis

Technical University of Munich

Also Known As

W. Weis, Weis, Wendelin, Wendelin Weis

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Technical University of MunichUniversity College DublinUniversity of GöttingenBavarian State Research Center for Agriculture
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Wendelin Weis is an author at Technical University of Munich specializing in engineering, forestry, and biogeochemistry.

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Deposition and soil leaching in stands of Norway spruce and European Beech: Results from the Höglwald research in comparison with other European case studies

Andreas Rothe, Christian Huber, K. Kreutzer,

Plant and Soil

2002

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Changes in soil structure caused by the installation of time domain reflectometry probes and their influence on the measurement of soil moisture

A. Rothe, Wendelin Weis, K. Kreutzer,

Water Resources Research

1997

72

Effect of drought experiments using roof installations on acidification/nitrification of soils

Norbert Lamersdorf, Claus Beier, Kai Blanck,

Forest Ecology and Management

1998

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Atmospheric deposition and soil acidification in five coniferous forest ecosystems: a comparison of the control plots of the EXMAN sites

K. Kreutzer, Claus Beier, Michael Bredemeier,

Forest Ecology and Management

1998

60

Changes in soil, seepage water and needle chemistry between 1984 and 2004 after liming an N-saturated Norway spruce stand at the Höglwald, Germany

Christian Huber, Roland Baier, Axel Göttlein,

Forest Ecology and Management

2006

57

Spatial and temporal variation of seepage water chemistry after femel and small scale clear-cutting in a N-saturated Norway spruce stand

Christian Huber, Wendelin Weis, Manuela Baumgarten,

Plant and Soil

2004

50

Water and element fluxes during the regeneration of Norway spruce with European beech: Effects of shelterwood-cut and clear-cut

Wendelin Weis, Verena Rotter, Axel Göttlein

Forest Ecology and Management

2006

45

Regeneration of Mature Norway Spruce Stands: Early Effects of Selective Cutting and Clear Cutting on Seepage Water Quality and Soil Fertility

Wendelin Weis, Christian Huber, Axel Gattlein

The Scientific World JOURNAL

2001

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Spatial and temporal variability of nitrate concentration in seepage water under a mature Norway spruce [Picea abies (L.) Karst] stand before and after clear cut

Michael Kohlpaintner, Christian Huber, Wendelin Weis,

Plant and Soil

2008

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Forest transpiration—targeted through xylem sap flux assessment versus hydrological modeling

Manuela Baumgarten, Wendelin Weis, A. Kuhn,

European Journal of Forest Research

2014

24

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