International Association of
Vegetation Science
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8.30-9.05
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Keynote Lecture: Kazue Fujiwara
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Vegetation-environmental planning based on vegetation function at different
scales and in different areas
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9.05-9.40
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Keynote Lecture: John Grace
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Carbon Dioxide, Forests and Climate Change
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Session 2.1 - Lecture Hall 14
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9.50-10.10
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Ne'eman
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Gidi
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The effect of nature conservation on
flowering of Paeonia mascula in Israel
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10.10-10.30
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Díaz Barradas
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Mari Cruz
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To live or to survive in Doñana dunes
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11.00-11.20
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Zeiter
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Michaela
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Effects of seed origin and habitat quality on
recruitment of Bromus erectus in native
grasslands
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11.20-11.40
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Petru
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Martina
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Viability of populations in disturbed habitats;
analysis for biennial plants
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11.40-12.00
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Riis
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Tenna
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Macrophytes in lowland streams: the effect
of flood disturbance
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12.00-12.20
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Nygaard
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Bettina
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Secondary succession in wetlands: can the
success of a species be predicted by its
functional characteristics?
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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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Keynote Lecture: Mike Austin
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Gradient experiments on plant communities:
Their potential role in community and ecosystem function studies
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14.25-14.45
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Becker
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Thomas
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Can fitness of populations of Astragalus
exscapus be predicted from habitat quality
and vegetation composition?
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14.45-15.05
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El-Bana
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Magdy
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Impacts of Retama raetam nebkhas on
microclimate and vegetation in the
Mediterranean coast of Sinai Peninsula
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15.05-15.25
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Boeken
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Bertrand
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Drought and recovery in annual plant
communities of semiarid shrubland
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15.25-15.45
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Coffee Break
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15.45-16.45
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Poster Session
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16.45-18.00
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General Assembly
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Session 5.1 - Lecture Hall 15
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9.50-10.10
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Verheyen
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Kris
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An integrated analysis of the spatio-temporal
colonization patterns of forest plant species
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10.10-10.30
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Patil
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Dinkarro
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Conservation and utility of Madhuca longifolia
(Koen.) Macbride in north Maharashtra
(India): A case study
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11.00-11.20
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Diekmann
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Martin
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Prediction of species response to
atmospheric nitrogen deposition
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11.20-11.40
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Hermy
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Martin
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Changes in communities due to elevated
deposition: the importance of different plant
traits
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11.40-12.00
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Erschbamer
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Brigitta
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Effects of temperature enhancement on a
glacier foreland (Central Alps)
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12.00-12.20
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Richter
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Michael
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Interpretation of Climatic Conditions by
Phytoindication in subtropical and tropical
mountains
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Session 2.5 - Lecture Hall 15
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14.25-14.45
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Wearne
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Lynise
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Community Level Changes as a
Consequence of English Broom Invasion into
Subalpine Vegetation, Australia
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14.45-15.05
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Wiser
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Susan
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Contrasting invasion by two exotic perennial
composite herbs in New Zealand native
forests
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15.05-15.25
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Boehmer
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Hans Juergen
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Regeneration and Invasibility of a Hawaiian
Montane Rain Forest
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15.25-15.45
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Coffee Break
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15.45-16.45
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Poster Session (+ 2.4)
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Session 7.1 - Lecture Hall 16
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9.50-10.10
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Marrs
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Rob
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Detecting the driving variables of vegetation
change at the landscape scale
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10.10-10.30
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Rivas- Martínez
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Salvador
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Sigmetum and geosigmetum concepts
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11.00-11.20
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Belonovskaya
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Elena
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Vegetation as a source of information about
habitat: some nontrivial aspects
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11.20-11.40
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Jentsch
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Anke
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Disturbance in sandy grasslands: a key factor
for pattern formation and vegetation
dynamics
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11.40-12.00
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Cawsey
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Margaret
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Regional Vegetation Mapping in Australia: a
case study in the practical use of statistical
modelling
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12.00-12.20
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Kuhn
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Gisbert
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Contribution to a Theoretical Framework of
Vegetation Classification
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14.25-14.45
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Coker
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Paddy
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Bryophyte and lichen community
development within a glacier foreland
chronosequence - a micro-environmental
investigation
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14.45-15.05
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Bell
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Dorothy
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Spatial and temporal variation in the
vegetation of temporary wetlands
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15.05-15.25
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Zotz
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Gerhard
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Epiphyte community composition of a
neotropical rain forest
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15.25-15.45
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Coffee Break
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15.45-16.45
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Poster Session
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Session 3.3 - Lecture Hall 12
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9.50-10.10
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Box
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Elgene
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Higher Terrestrial Photosynthesis and
Respiration and ist Implication for
Transient-State Biospheric Carbon Flux
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10.10-10.30
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Meir
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Patrick
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Seasonal changes in productivity of
Amazonian rain forest: key drivers
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11.00-11.20
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Veroustraete
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Frank
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Estimation of the basic carbon fluxes, NPP,
NEP and Soil Respiration for the forests of
26 European countries with four large-scale
ecosystem models and remote sensing
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11.20-11.40
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Hofmann
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Gerhard
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Quantification of C-binding and C-storage
potentials based on units of potential natural
vegetation
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11.40-12.00
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Küppers
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Manfred
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Canopy Carbon Gain Over-Estimated
World-Wide? - The role of variable
Photosynthetic Induction
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12.00-12.20
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Butterbach- Bahl
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Klaus
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Effect of forest type on fluxes of NO, N2O,
N2 and CH4
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14.25-14.45
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Weber
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Michael
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Conversion of virgin Nothofagus pumilio
forests into managed forests - effects on
carbon storage
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14.45-15.05
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Cernusca
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Alexander
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Ecosystem research from leaf to landscape
- a new approach for assessing effects of
land-use changes
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15.05-15.25
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Wohlfahrt
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Georg
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Canopy structure versus physiology effects
on net photosynthesis of mountain
grasslands differing in land use
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15.25-15.45
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Coffee Break
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15.45-16.45
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Poster Session
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Session 6.1 - Lecture Hall S1
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9.50-10.10
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Acosta
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Alicia
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Connectivity and boundary patterns:
Quantifying the network connectivity of
ecological mosaics with a new
topoecological index
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10.10-10.30
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Cobo
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María
Carmen
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Scale-dependent effects on richness in
karstic landscapes of contrasting
topographic and patch fractal properties
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11.00-11.20
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Nakagoshi
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Nobukazu
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Ecosystem function and its evaluation in
EIA in Japan
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11.20-11.40
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Petrov
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Laura Oana
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The ecological application of GIS for
analyses the greenbelt zone in Hiroshima, Japan
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11.40-12.00
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Olsvig- Whittaker
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Linda
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Applying the EUNIS habitat classfication
system in Israel
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12.00-12.20
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Schouwenberg
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Eric
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NTM: A model for the prediction of the
potential conservation values of natural
areas
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14.25-14.45
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Fernández- Palacios
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José María
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Changes in species composition and litter
production in response to anthropogenic
corridors in the laurel forest of Tenerife
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14.45-15.05
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Printz
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Andreas
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Caatinga Vegetation types and functions
for land use simulation modelling in
Northeastern Brazil (MOSDEL,
WAVES)
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15.05-15.25
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Sirin
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Andrej
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Peatland ecosystem functions: temporal
and spatial issues
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15.25-15.45
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Coffee Break
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15.45-16.45
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Poster Session
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