Klaus Jarosch

Dr. Klaus Jarosch is an Associated Lecturer in Soil Science at the Institute of Geography, University of Bern. His work focuses on nutrient cycles in soil-microorganism-plant systems, soil health, phosphorus availability, and organic farming. He specializes in topics like organic phosphorus speciation, biochar effects, and soil literacy education.

Research interests include:

• Nutrient dynamics in agroecosystems and natural environments
• Phosphorus cycling mechanisms
• Impact of organic farming practices on soil health
• Soil enzyme activity and biochar applications

His recent publications analyze phosphorus dynamics in long-term experiments, fertilizer impacts, and isotopic tracking of nutrient cycles. Articles frequently address sustainable agriculture and soil conservation strategies.

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Lab/Team affiliations: Active within the Soil Science group at the Institute of Geography, University of Bern.