Professor:innen auf Planstelle der 1. Ebene | Physiology and ecology of tree ecosystem
Massimo Tagliavini
Short bio
1991 Ph.D. 1991-1997 Post Doc. 1998-2017 Associate professor Un. Bologna. 2007-now: Professor at UNIBZ. 2008-2014: Dean of the Faculty Science and Technology. Main research interests: tree eco-physiology, water, nutrient and carbon fluxes. He has published more than 200 papers, more than 80 in peer reviewed Journals(IF: 31 Scopus) . Invited speaker and organizer of many international conferences. Editorial board member of Europ.J. of Agronomy and Tree Phys. Editor of the Journal of the Italian Society for Horticultural Science. 2000-2005 and 2012-2017: Chairman of the WG on Mineral Nutrition of Fruit Crops of ISHS. 2016-2022 President Italian Society Horticultural Sci. 2020-2023 President Italian Assoc. Scientific Agricultural Societies. 2016-2023: Vice-President of “EURAC Research”.
Lehrveranstaltungen
Allgemeine Baumkunde
40188 · AGR/03 · Bachelor in Agrar-, Lebensmittel- und Bergumweltwissenschaften · IT
Ecosystems and plant Ecophysiology
44517 · AGR/03 · Internationaler Master in Garten- und Obstbauwissenschaften · EN
Landwirtschaftsökologie und Grundlagen der Pflanzenproduktion
40185 · AGR/03 · Bachelor in Agrar-, Lebensmittel- und Bergumweltwissenschaften · EN
Scientific method in horticultural research
44530B · AGR/03 · Internationaler Master in Garten- und Obstbauwissenschaften · EN
Statistical methods for agricultural and environmental research
46086 · Doktoratsstudium in Mountain Environment and Agriculture (Alpine Umwelt und Landwirtschaft) - Studienzweig Nachhaltige Landwirtschaftliche Produktionssysteme · EN
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Forschungsschwerpunkte
Ecologically friendly management of tree crops. Tree physiology and ecosystem studies related to carbon cycle, nitrogen cycle, water fluxes, mineral nutrition, roots, rhizodeposition.
we use a number of different techniques in our studies including micrometeorological approach and stable isotopes.
we use a number of different techniques in our studies including micrometeorological approach and stable isotopes.