International Conference - INSTYTUT DENDROLOGII

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	Session 1 – Conference Program

Ondřej Nezval Temperature-driven onset and light quality-linked senescence in Fagus sylvatica phenology	Shirin Alipour Iranian oak habitats and space: a combined gap analysis to inform effective protected areas expansion	Michał Delikta Estimating current and future bioclimatic suitability of alien tree species Ailanthus altissima on tree-related land cover types in Europe
Natalia Mazurek The age of managed deciduous forest stands shapes opposing trends in biodiversity: lichens gain, plants lose	Sebastian Bury Spatial and temporal climate signals in reproductive traits of Scots pine across Poland	Lydiane Lúcia de Sousa Bastos Viability of native forest seeds through images: Contributions to forest restoration in the Amazon

Hanna Fuchs Maples as a model system for comparative seed biology	Katarzyna Kondrat No seed size–number trade-off in European beech: climate governs investment per seed	Amir M. Mokhtari Photosynthetic pigment accumulation and degradation during embryogenesis and seed maturation in Acer platanoides and Acer pseudoplatanus

Willian C. L. Souza Combined effect of seed size and biofertilizer on the initial establishment of mulungu (Erythrina velutina Willd.) seedlings

	Session 2 – Conference Program
Vicmar F. Jugado Mangrove forest cover change assessment of Sibuyan Island, Philippines (2010–2020) using Landsat remote sensing	Magdalena Majchrzak Early-spring vegetation dynamics in deciduous forests revealed by Sentinel-1 radar and ground phenological observations	Magdalena Kurłowicz Tree rings as climate archives: Growth response of Pinus sylvestris in the Lower Silesian Forests

Mateusz Muzolf Growth responses of pedunculate oak (Quercus robur L.) to extreme droughts in southern Sweden	Jagoda Penkala Pointer-year analysis in tree-ring chronologies of Scots pine, Norway spruce and pedunculate oak from the Lower Silesian Forests	Gustavo F. Mariano Evaluation of the influence of environmental and nutritional factors on the in vitro cultivation of Paubrasilia echinate (Lam.) Gagnon, H.C.Lima & G.P.Lewis

Antonina M. Dubińska Morphological responses and recovery potential of Fagus sylvatica L. and Quercus robur L. seedlings under water deficit and soil drought conditions	Joanna Kijowska-Oberc Stress tolerance marker or protective substance? Proline as a tool in the fight against drought in forests	Elwira Nawrocka Survival and physiological parameters of embryogenic tissues of Picea abies cultured in vitro

Adam Bąk Morphophysiological factors regulating rooting of pedunculate oak (Quercus robur L.) in vitro

	Session 3 – Conference Program

Shiekh M. Haq Non-native forests enhance carbon storage at the cost of ecological integrity	Zofia Jabs-Sobocińska Modeling post-agricultural forest regeneration using the forest maturity index	Natalia Kisiel Changes in vegetation diversity in Dębowe Góry Nature Reserve – Impacts of the disintegration of thermophilous oak forest
Joanna B. Barton Hidden diversity of tree pathogens in an urban ecosystem: phytopathogenic fungi of deciduous trees in Szczytnicki Park	Martin Garnier Connecting above- and below-ground genetic diversity in ectomycorrhizal fungi	Mihhail Brodski Putting a young forest under a microscope – and seeing fungi

Tomasz Sobczak Hidden in plain sight: Artomyces microsporus in the Polish mycobiota	Jan Sós Genetic diversity and ecological niche assessment of silver fir (Abies alba Mill.) conservation resources in the Sudetes	Martyna Lasek Balancing genetic integrity and adaptive potential under climate change: The Scots pine case

Mawsam Sammoudi Genomic maladaptation to climate change within-populations and adaptive potential of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.)

	Session 4 – Conference Program
Agnieszka Hutniczak Micromorphology of epicuticular waxes and cell wall chemical composition of aspen leaves (Populus tremula) from novel ecosystem habitats	Beata Ciak-Wojdyła Forest understory plant responses to increased light and temperature: changes in functional traits and physiology	Mariola Rabska Intersexual differences in common mistletoe (Viscum album L.)

Yike Zou Ontogenetic shifts in ecological strategy in a tall tropical tree species	Keyssa Laidi Influence of canopy structure and light on the regeneration of Numidian fir (Abies numidica de Lannoy) in the mixed forest of Mount Babor	Muyisa Wasukundi Growth dynamics and timber yield potential of underutilized tree species in the Congo Basin

Aurora Bonaudo Spatial Decision Support System for harvesting and wood system selection in chestnut coppices: a GIS-AHP application in Central Italy	Nicolò Di Marzio Harvesting of poplar clones in a silvoarable system: insights from an experimental case study in Italy	Konstantinos Filintas Mating disruption for the management of Lymantria dispar

Kosta Đurica Diameter growth of sessile oak as a basis for defining forest management objectives

	Session 5 – Conference Program
Fernanda Neves Lima Genetic resources for a sustainable rosewood essential oil industry in South America: Insights from genetic, genomic, and chemical approaches	Airish Castillo Integrated climate response and biomass modeling of the endemic conifer Picea omorika	Magdalena Terlecka The effect of sex and clonality on the climatic–hydrological response of radial growth in white poplar (Populus alba)

Sérgio Pedro Junior Thermal plasticity and maturation-induced dormancy in Anadenanthera macrocarpa seeds	Ocean Williams Trait variation across multiple biological scales in recalcitrant Fagaceae seeds	Maria C. Boukouvala Mating disruption for the management of Lymantria dispar

Lucija Žgela Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in coppice forest management: Insights from the Croatian Dinarides	Petr Zapletal Regeneration pathway shapes nutrient stocks and litter accumulation under newly established silver fir stands in secondary Norway spruce monocultures: a stand-level comparison	Irene Giubilei From first reports to hidden reservoirs: emerging forest pathogens dynamics under climate pressure in Central Italy

Monika Sołoniewicz Origin matters: mechanical variability of Scots pine wood from different provenances

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Invitation and YouTube Livestream
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Invitation and Registration Information
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Keynote Speakers
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Posters

Session 1:
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Session 2:
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Session 3:
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Session 4:
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Sessions 5–6:
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Sessions 7–8:
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Sessions 9–10:
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Posters – Invited Speakers’ Lectures

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Conference Preparations
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Day 1 – Lectures
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Day 2 – Lectures
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Day 1 – Lecture Highlights
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Day 2 – Lecture Highlights
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Day 3 – Workshops (Highlights)
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Days 4–5 – Field Trip (Highlights)
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Days 4–5 – Field Trip Video
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Acknowledgements
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Book of Abstracts
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Airplane

The Ławica airport is located in the city of Poznań and is well linked with other parts of the city. More European connections are available through the neighboring airports of Wrocław, Warsaw or Berlin.

Train

The PKP railways connects Poznań to all major Polish cities, as well as Berlin in Germany. The central railway station is located 10 min from the city center.

Bus

Flixbus company provides many connections to Poznań from other Polish and European cities. The bus station is located next to the main railway station.

Getting to Kórnik

The best way to commute to Kórnik is by local bus (No. 501, 503, or 560) from Rondo Rataje bus stop in Poznań to Kórnik/Reja in Kórnik. Buses depart every 30 min. The journey lasts 30 min, and tickets are available on the bus. The Institute is located 10 min walk from bus stop.

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