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Latterini F., Pawlik L., Stefanoni W., Dyderski M.K. 2024. The effects of geomorphology, soil and climate on the trajectory of aboveground biomass accumulation of beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) at the southern range margin.
Catena, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.catena.2023.107787

Scientific Advances of PhD Students

Monday, 03 February 2025 00:00
Wiesław Płócieniak

Aerobiology in a Nutshell

Monday, 20 January 2025 07:34
Grzegorz Płócieniak

Lima bean – the secret to yield and quality

Monday, 13 January 2025 08:53
Grzegorz Płócieniak

What does our DNA reveal?

Tuesday, 03 December 2024 11:52
Grzegorz Płócieniak

Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology in Golm – analysis of cell wall fractions of BY2 cells

Thursday, 21 November 2024 11:15
Grzegorz Płócieniak

Prospects for the implementation of somatic spruce seedlings for clonal forestry in Finland ...

Monday, 04 November 2024 10:16
Grzegorz Płócieniak

What do we know about the mycobiome of Ulmus laevis? Report from the 12th International Conference on Mycorrhiza

Tuesday, 29 October 2024 08:32
Grzegorz Płócieniak

Participation of nitric oxide in epigenetic regulation of potato

Tuesday, 22 October 2024 08:43
Grzegorz Płócieniak

With Fiedler to the Roga

09 June 2025

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The latest issue of “Kórniczanin” (no. 11/2025) features an article by Prof. Pawel Chmielarz in the series “News from the Kórnik Gardens”, titled. “With Fiedler to the Rogalin meadows”. The article tells of a joint initiative to plant

Climate for biodiversity

09 June 2025

We kindly invite you to listen to the workshop led by Dr. Weronika B. Żukowska and M.Sc. Dominika Robak, titled “Tracing DNA: from genetic material

What a Plant Knows

30.05.2025

A fascinating book! Although plants do not have a nervous system, responsible for the control and coordination of all their functions, they respond to stimuli in their own way and adapt to the changing conditions of their life. They are characterized by their own ways of perceiving the reality around them.

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News from ID PAN

In gardens and parks

29.05.2025

Botanical gardens play an extremely important role in biodiversity conservation, nature education and scientific research. They are also exceptional places for recreation.

Our Kórnik Arboretum is an extraordinary facility - and for many reasons. For the staff of the Institute of Dendrology PAS, it is an irreplaceable training ground for research.

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How do scientists learn about nature?

23.05.2025

What does the work of scientists consist of? What does it serve?

We invite you to take a look at our work from behind the scenes.

In the 20th episode of the program in the series “Nature et Homo” we will answer these questions.

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Black cherry – a new approach

09.05.2025

Tuesday, 13 May 2025, at 9:00 AM

Bart Nyssen, MSc

Bosgroep Zuid Nederland, Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences, KU Leuven

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200 years of the Kórnik Arboretum!

30.04.2025

We invite you to visit our Arboretum.

This place is not only a great idea for May holidays. We look forward to seeing you there!

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vol. 93

Bedirhan Gurcay, Nesibe Kose, Meral Avci

Dendroclimatological analyses in a protected area and its surroundings: A case study of the Örümcek Forest

Dendrobiology 2025, vol. 93: 69-85

https://doi.org/10.12657/denbio.093.005

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vol. 93

Mathieu Magnier, Jernej Jevsenak, Radosław Puchałka, Marcin Klisz

The effect of soil conditions on climate-growth correlations at two Pinus nigra sites

Dendrobiology 2025, vol. 93: 60-68

https://doi.org/10.12657/denbio.093.004

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Supplementary materials (pdf)

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We kindly invite you to listen to the workshop led by Dr. Weronika B. Żukowska and M.Sc. Dominika Robak, titled “Tracing DNA: from genetic material isolation to genotype determination.”

Methods of genetic research are developing at a very rapid pace. They also have a broad range of applications, among others in breeding, food production, medicine, and the judiciary. The first stage of genetic research is the proper preparation of tissues, for example leaves, blood, or bones. Next, the genetic material, i.e. DNA, is isolated. In genetic research, a specified set of DNA markers is usually used, which constitute a genetic profile that, just like a fingerprint, is unique to each organism.

We kindly invite you to listen to the workshop led by Dr. Błażej Wójkiewicz and Dr. Weronika B. Żukowska, titled “Parameters defining the level of genetic variation in a population.”

Genetic variability constitutes the foundation for further evolution and the survival of species on Earth. The development of molecular techniques enabling the exploration and analysis of DNA sequences has given scientists access to various types of molecular markers, by means of which we can estimate the level of genetic variability in the studied individuals and populations. Based on the obtained results, it becomes possible to draw basic conclusions about the demographic history and stability of the analyzed populations.

We kindly invite you to listen to the workshop led by Porf. Daniel J. Chmura and M.Sc. Roman Rożkowski, titled “How do we study the response of tree populations to climate change?”

Provenance experiments, in which populations originating from different regions are transferred to new environmental conditions, are useful for analyzing and modeling how tree populations respond to climate change. Accurate climate data are also essential. By examining the variability of growth or phenological traits and their relationship to climatic parameters, we can draw conclusions about how well populations are adapted to the climate of their native regions and how they react to changed environmental conditions.

Announcement of a workshop series – “Climate for Biodiversity”

In 2022–2023, the Institute of Dendrology of the Polish Academy of Sciences is carrying out a project titled “Climate for Biodiversity,” funded by the Ministry of Education and Science’s “Social Responsibility of Science” program (no. SONP/SP/513422/2021).

The goal of this project is to raise awareness of the Institute’s scientific activities and to share the findings of its research. As part of this initiative, our specialists have prepared a series of 18 workshops that will present—through accessible audiovisual and graphic materials—state-of-the-art techniques and research methods used in the Institute’s laboratories.

Very soon, these materials will be available on our website and on social media—here on Facebook, as well as on our YouTube channel.

In the meantime, we warmly invite you to watch the teaser!

We invite you to listen to the workshop by Dr. Łukasz Walas, titled "Modeling a potential range of a species."

The potential range can be determined using methods referred to as Species Distribution Modeling (SDM). These methods utilize known locations of the studied species and a set of environmental variables. Such an approach makes it possible to estimate the current potential distribution, predict the future range, and evaluate how that range has evolved in the past. Knowledge of how well conditions match the species’ requirements can be instrumental in developing both in situ and ex situ conservation strategies.

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