Climate extremes initiate ecosystem‐regulating functions while maintaining productivity
Anke Jentsch(University of Bayreuth), Carl Beierkuhnlein(University of Bayreuth), Ellen Gellesch(University of Bayreuth), Bruno Glaser(Luther University), Michael Schloter(Helmholtz Zentrum München), Jens Wöllecke(Medizinische Universität Lausitz - Carl Thiem), Uwe Rascher(University of Bonn), Jüergen Kreyling(Universität Greifswald), Karin Pritsch(Helmholtz Munich), Martin Schädler(Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research), Roman Hein(University of Koblenz and Landau), Camilla Wellstein(Free University of Bozen-Bolzano), Kerstin Grant(University of Bayreuth), Julia Walter(University of Hohenheim), Brajesh K. Singh(Western Sydney University), Denis Otieno(University of Bayreuth), Jutta Stadler(Western Sydney University), Laura R. Nagy(University of Koblenz and Landau), Stefanie E. Nadler(University of Bayreuth), H. Mirzae(University of Bayreuth), M. J. Lara(Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg), Michael Elmer(Medizinische Universität Lausitz - Carl Thiem)
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