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Klaus von Wilpert
Nordwestdeutsche Forstliche Versuchsanstalt
Klaus von Wilpert's research has significantly advanced our understanding of forest ecosystems, focusing on the complex interactions between trees, soils, and the environment. Their work explores various aspects, including the application of element balances as a forest planning tool, the peculiarities of forest soils in Germany, and the impacts of liming and afforestation on soil structure recovery and greenhouse gas fluxes. Additionally, von Wilpert's research highlights the importance of tree species diversity, phosphorus mobility, and the effects of anthropogenic inputs on forest ecosystems. These findings have implications for sustainable forest management, nutrient cycling, and climate change mitigation, providing valuable insights into the resilience and productivity of European forests under changing conditions.