SPP 2322:  Systems ecology of soils – Energy Discharge Modulated by Microbiome and Boundary Conditions (SoilSystems)

• Subject Area: Agriculture, Forestry and Veterinary Medicine ; Medicine
• Term: since 2021
• Project identifier: Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 441899689

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• DFG Programme: Priority Programmes
• International Connection: Sweden

Projects

• A synthetic community approach to test how energy and matter fluxes are modulated by trophic interactions and the primary energy substrate in soil (Applicants Huber, Katharina ;  Neumann-Schaal, Meina ;  Pester, Michael )
• Carbon and energy flow in the soil microbiome – functional groups, activity and interactions in trophic networks (Applicant Rueß, Liliane )
• Carbon and energy use efficiency of soil microorganisms unfolding over time (Applicant Blagodatskiy, Sergey )
• Coordination Funds (Applicant Thiele-Bruhn, Sören )
• Economic and bioenergetic controls on microbial metabolism of complex substrates in soils (EcoEnergeticS) (Applicant Dippold, Michaela )
• Galactosamine can be used as an indicator for microbial extracellular polymeric substances (EPS), an important source of stable organic matter in agricultural soils (Applicants Dyckmans, Jens ;  Jörgensen, Rainer Georg )
• Implications of energy and matter fluxes on microbial diversity and complexity in soil systems (Applicant Tebbe, Ph.D., Christoph )
• Integrated Trait-Based Modeling of Carbon and Energy Flows in Soil Systems (TraiMErgy) (Applicant Streck, Thilo )
• MICROHEAT: Heat dissipation and matter turnover in the course of microbial succession constrained by substrate and oxygen availability (Applicants Blagodatskaya, Evgenia ;  Reitz, Thomas ;  Schlüter, Steffen )
• Mineralization, stabilization, and re-mobilization of organic substances in microhabitats - the role of microorganisms in carbon and energy flows (MicroHabits) (Applicants Kandeler, Ellen ;  Marhan, Sven ;  Poll, Christian )
• Minerals and their interactions with dissolved organic matter as regulators of microbial necromass stabilization in soil (Applicants Mikutta, Robert ;  Schrumpf, Marion )
• Novel ultra-high resolution mass spectrometric approaches to decipher structural and physico-chemical drivers of soil organic matter stabilization (Applicant Lechtenfeld, Oliver )
• Predatory Myxobacteria in soil food webs: modulation of microbiome, energy and matter fluxes assessed by quantitative metatranscriptomics and modelling. (Applicant Urich, Tim )
• Probing microbial carbon use efficiency in soil as a function of substrate chemistry, redox heterogeneity and soil aggregate structure (Applicant Lüders, Tillmann )
• Sorption thermodymamics and aggregation as controls of substrate use and mineralization (Applicants Lang, Friederike ;  Mulder, Ines ;  Siemens, Jan ;  Stutz, Kenton )
• SpatEn - Spatial and temporal substrate supply controls energy channelling in the soil system (Applicants Razavi, Bahar S. ;  Spielvogel, Sandra )
• Substrate affects microbial driven distribution of energy and matter among organic carbon functional pools in soil - Driver Pool (Applicants Maskow, Thomas ;  Schaumann, Gabriele ;  Thiele-Bruhn, Sören )
• The significance of saprobic fungi for energy and matter turnover under varying substrate conditions - from individuals to soils (Applicant Camenzind, Tessa )
• Thermodynamics of microbial turnover of organic compounds in soil - matter and energy flux under varying environmental conditions (water, nutrient availability, temperature) – TherMic (Applicants Maskow, Thomas ;  Miltner, Anja )

• Spokesperson: Professor Dr. Sören Thiele-Bruhn
• Participating Person: Professor Dr. Matthias Kästner