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Department of Terrestrial Ecology
Biological invasions, biodiversity loss or changing land use? The department of Terrestrial Ecology knows what that can do to plants and all other life forms below- and aboveground.
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Small but deadly: research on the importance of viruses in soil
06-11-2020
Vroege Vogels in Wageningen: where nature & science meet
28-05-2020
Researchers give input for COP25 climate change summit in Madrid
04-12-2019
BES equality & diversity award for NIOO researcher Kelly Ramirez
11-09-2019
Majority of the world's most abundant creatures live in the far north
24-07-2019
Climate change and polar bear blogs revisited: the importance of scientists speaking out
30-01-2019
'Huge' mandate for worldwide soil biodiversity analysis
03-12-2018
Root chemistry of range-expanding plants may predict invasiveness risk
30-08-2018
'Smelly' thesis defence on volatiles in soil ecology
09-05-2018
Spiders and earthworms overtake woodlice in Dutch gardens
01-11-2017
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Head of Department
Wim van der Putten
w.vanderputten@nioo.knaw.nl
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Droevendaalsesteeg 10
6708 PB Wageningen
T 0317 47 34 00