International Association of
Vegetation Science
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8.30-9.05
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Keynote Lecture: George Bredenkamp
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Analysis of habitat and capacity of vegetation for large herbivores in African
Nature Reserves
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Session 4.2 - Lecture Hall 14
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9.15-9.35
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Herben
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Tomá
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Simulation of pattern and dynamics of a
grassland community by a spatially explicit model
parametrised by field data
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9.35-9.55
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Spackova
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Iva
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The effect of dominant species, litter layer and
moss layer on seedlings and established
vegetation
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9.55-10.15
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Kotowski
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Wiktor
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Competition as a major factor in structuring fen
community zonation - a reciprocal transplantation experiment in the Biebrza valley
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10.15-10.35
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Wilson
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Bastow
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Exploration of the mechanism behind assembly
rules in a lawn community
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11.00-11.20
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Szwagrzyk
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Jerzy
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Mechanisms of reciprocal replacement of tree
species in natural forests of the east-central
Europe
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11.20-11.40
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Lawesson
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Jonas Erik
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Realised niche properties of 10 Danish tree
species and a comparison with their ecology
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11.40-12.00
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Häberle
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Karl-Heinz
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Quantifying competition: Resource investment,
carbon gain and spatial occupation of mature
spruce and beech trees
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12.00-12.20
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Karadzic
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Branko
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Primary production of vernal Ephemerals
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12.20-13.40
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Lunch
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13.40-14.15
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Concluding Lecture : Box
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14.15-14.50
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Concluding Lecture : Beierkuhnlein
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14.50-16.00
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Closing Session
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Session 2.5 - Lecture Hall 15
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9.15-9.35
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Block
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Michaela
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Extreme weather situations as triggers for
vegetation changes: El Niño 1997/98 in
Northern Peru
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9.35-9.55
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Nunes da
Cunha
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Catia
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Invasive plants in the Pantanal of Mato Grosso?
Cambará (Vochysia divergens Pohl) as an
example
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9.55-10.15
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Dietz
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Hansjörg
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Factors of the invasiveness of perennial crucifers
(Brassicaceae) in the United States and western
Europe
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10.15-10.35
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Erfmeier
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Alexandra
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Invasive Rhododendron ponticum on the British
Isles: Do site conditions explain its success?
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11.00-11.20
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Otte
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Annette
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On the Promotion of a Successful Invasive
Neophyte
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11.20-11.40
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Brandes
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Dietmar
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Artemisia annua - a successful invading species
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11.40-12.00
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Lehsten
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Veiko
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The assembly of simulated plant types to
communities on gradients of habitat suitability
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12.00-12.20
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Heger
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Tina
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Is it possible to predict the consequences of
plant invasions?
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Session 7.1 - Lecture Hall 16
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9.15-9.35
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Ermakov
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Nikolai
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Ecological and plant geographical
peculiarities of European-Siberian and
Central-Asian types of forest-steppes in
the Altai
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9.35-9.55
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Wucherer
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Walter
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Invasion by Plant Species on the Dry
Seafloor of the Aral Sea
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9.55-10.15
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Costa
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José
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Bioclimate and vegetation series of
Madeira Island
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10.15-10.35
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Omote
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Juichi
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Mire development and its meteorological
conditions
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11.00-11.20
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Kollmann
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Johannes
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Longitudinal patterns in woody vegetation
along the active zone of an unregulated
Alpine rivers
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11.20-11.40
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Parmentier
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Ingrid
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Phytosociological investigation of 3
inselbergs enclosed in the continental
Equatorial Guinea rain forest
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11.40-12.00
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Hildebrand- Vogel
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Renate
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Structure and Vegetation of the Timberline
Ecotone in the Southern Andean Forest
Region (35 - 56°s.l.)
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12.00-12.20
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Pollmann
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William
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Stand structure, floristic composition, and
growth dynamics of old-growth
Nothofagus alpina forests in Chile
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Session 3.3 - Lecture Hall 12
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9.15-9.35
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Glatzel
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Stephan
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The Role of Vegetation on the Carbon Cycling
of Restored Bogs in Eastern Québec
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9.35-9.55
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Augustin
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Jürgen
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Effect of young reed plants on the turnover of
plant litter in an anaerobic fen peat
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9.55-10.15
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Badeck
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Franz
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CO2 respired in the dark is 13C-enriched
compared to leaf metabolites in C3 plants
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10.15-10.35
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Overdieck
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Dieter
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Effect of temperature and CO2 concentration on
the start of season (Fagus sylvatica L. and Acer
pseudoplatanus L.)
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Session 5.2 - Lecture Hall 12
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11.00-11.20
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Wiegand
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Kerstin
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A patch dynamics modeling approach to
savanna dynamics and bush encroachment
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11.20-11.40
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Dirnböck
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Thomas
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Spatial models of vegetation distribution in
fragmented landscapes of the Western Australian
Wheatbelt
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11.40-12.00
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Wiegand
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Thorsten
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The use of models in the long-term ecological
research of semiarid areas
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Session 2.4 - Lecture Hall S1
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9.15-9.35
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Csete
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Sándor
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The impact of vegetation structure on the
microhabitat preferences of three Rodentia in
patchy habitat
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9.35-9.55
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Raemakers
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Ivo
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The importance of plant communities in road
verges as habitat for insects
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9.55-10.15
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von Heßberg
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Andreas
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Natural Succession in a Dynamic Riverine
Landscape and the Different Habitat Functions
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10.15-10.35
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Yurkovskaya
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Tatyana
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Phytocoenoses of raised bogs as habitat of
invertebrates
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11.00-11.20
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Toshiaki
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Kondo
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Effect of forest structures and connectivity on
the distribution of forest birds In riparian
landscape
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11.20-11.40
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Fahse
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Lorenz
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Modelling the spatial outbreak pattern of the
bark beetle Ips typographus in the Bayerischer
Wald National Park, Germany
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11.40-12.00
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Culmsee
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Heike
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Migration and Feeding of the desert locust
Schistocerca gregaria in its natural habitats in
Mauritania (West-Africa)
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12.00-12.20
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Rizk
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Marguerite
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Impact of crop mosaic on soil fauna
populations in Fayoum Governorate, Egypt
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