Kammer, Peter M.; Rihm, Beat; Schöb, Christian (2022). Decreasing nitrogen deposition rates: Good news for oligotrophic grassland species? Basic and Applied Ecology, 63, pp. 125-138. 10.1016/j.baae.2022.06.001

Kammer, Peter Manuel; Steiner, Jonathan Simon; Schöb, Christian (2015). Arabis alpina and Arabidopsis thaliana have different stomatal development strategies in response to high altitude pressure conditions. Alpine Botany, 125 (2), pp. 101-112. 10.1007/s00035-015-0152-4

Kammer, Peter Manuel; Schöb, Christian (2014). Gentiana - Biodiversität im Gebirge [Image]. Bern: Selbstverlag

Kammer, Peter Manuel; Schöb, Christian; Eberhard, Gabriel; Gallina, Renzo; Meyer, Remo; Tschanz, Christian (2013). The relationship between soil water storage capacity and plant species diversity in high alpine vegetation. Plant Ecology & Diversity, 6 (3), pp. 457-466. 10.1080/17550874.2013.783142

Schöb, Christian; Kammer, Peter Manuel; Kikvidze, Zaal (2012). Combining observational and experimental methods in plant-plant interaction research. Plant Ecology & Diversity, 5 (1), pp. 27-36.

Schöb, Christian; Kammer, Peter Manuel; Kikvidze, Zaal; Choler, Philippe (2010). Counterbalancing effects of competition for resources and facilitation against grazing in alpine snowbed communities. Oikos, 119 (10), pp. 1571-1580.

Kammer, Peter Manuel; Schöb, Christian; Eberhard, Gabriel; Gallina, Renzo; Meyer, Remo; Tschanz, Christian (2009). The importance of soil water availability for local plant species richness in the alpine zone. In: Coles, Sandy; Dimopoulos, Panayotis (eds.) Vegetation Processes and Human Impact in a Changing World (p. 184). Chania: University of Ioannina

Kammer, Peter Manuel; Schöb, Christian; Kikvidze, Zaal; Choler, Philippe (2009). No change in the balance between competition and facilitation along an alpine stress gradient. In: Coles, Sandy; Dimopoulos, Panayotis (eds.) Vegetation processes and human impact in a changing world (p. 226). Chania: University of Ioannina

Schöb, Christian; Kammer, Peter Manuel; Choler, Philippe; Veit, Heinz (2009). Small scale plant species distribution in snowbeds and its sensitivity to climate change. Plant Ecology, 200 (1), pp. 91-104. 10.1007/s11258-008-9435-9

Schöb, Christian; Kammer, Peter Manuel; Kikvidze, Zaal; Choler, Philippe (2009). What if spatial patterns tell us the past, whereas removal-experiments tell us the present. In: Brooker, Rob (ed.) Facilitation in Plant Communities: the past, the present, and the future (pp. 14-15). Aberdeen: British Ecological Society

Schöb, Christian; Kammer, Peter Manuel; Choler, Philippe; Veit, Heinz (2008). Small-scale plant species distribution in snowbeds and its sensitivity to climate change. Plant ecology (online first), 200 (1), pp. 91-104. 10.1007/s11258-008-9435-9

Schöb, Christian; Kammer, Peter Manuel; Choler, Philippe; Veit, Heinz (2008). The sensitivity of the small-scale vascular plant species distribution in snowbeds to climate change. In: Stadler, J.; Schöppe, F.; Frenzel, M. (eds.) Verhandlungen der GfÖ, Band 38 (p. 44). Leipzig: Gesellschaft für Ökologie

Schöb, Christian; Kammer, Peter Manuel; Kikvidze, Zaal; Choler, Philippe; Veit, Heinz (2008). Climate change threatens snowbed species at the community level. In: Stadler, J.; Schöppe, F.; Frenzel, M. (eds.) Verhandlungen der GfÖ, Band 38 (p. 458). Leipzig: Gesellschaft für Ökologie

Schöb, Christian; Kammer, Peter Manuel; Kikvidze, Zaal; Choler, Philippe; Veit, Heinz (2008). Changes in species composition in alpine snowbeds with climate change inferred from small-scale spatial patterns. Web Ecology (8), pp. 142-159.

Schöb, Christian; Kammer, Peter Manuel; Choler, Philippe; Kikvidze, Zaal; Veit, Heinz (2008). Species distribution and aggregation/segregation patterns along a snowmelt gradient in snowbeds. In: Chytrý, Milan (ed.) 17th international Workshop European Vegetation Survey – Using phytosociological data to address ecological questions (p. 109). Brno: Masaryk University

Kammer, Peter Manuel; Schöb, Christian; Choler, Philippe (2007). Increasing species richness on mountain summits: Upward migration due to anthropogenic climate change or re-colonisation? Journal of Vegetation Science, 18 (2), pp. 301-306. 10.1111/j.1654-1103.2007.tb02541.x