WSPÓŁPRACA









Instytut Dendrologii
Polskiej Akademii Nauk
kategoria naukowa A+ w dyscyplinie nauki biologiczne
kategoria naukowa A+ w dyscyplinie nauki leśne
WSPÓŁPRACA







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Sesion 1 – Conference Program |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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Sesion 2 – Conference Program |
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11 | 12 |
| 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 |
| 10 | 11 | 12 |
| 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 |
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11 | 12 |
| 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 |
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| Adam Bąk Morphophysiological factors regulating rooting of pedunculate oak (Quercus robur L.) in vitro |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| Mawsam Sammoudi Genomic maladaptation to climate change within-populations and adaptive potential of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| Kosta Đurica Diameter growth of sessile oak as a basis for defining forest management objectives |
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| 10 | 11 | 12 |
| 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) |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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
Sessions 9–10:
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Posters – Invited Speakers’ Lectures
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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PhD Eng. Mikołaj Wawrzyniak
PhD Shirin Alipour
MSc Joanna Walkowiak
MSc Magdalena Terlecka
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Airplane
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Train
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Bus
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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.


