International Association of
Vegetation Science
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8.30-9.05
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Keynote Lecture: Vladimir Klimanov
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Palynological information as a paleoclimate indicator
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9.05-9.40
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Keynote Lecture: Valerio Pillar
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On the use of plant functional types as indicators of ecosystem functions
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Session 2.2 - Lecture Hall 14
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9.50-10.10
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von Oheimb
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Goddert
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Effects of forest management on species
diversity of vascular plants in northern
Germany
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10.10-10.30
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Heinken
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Thilo
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Dispersal of plants by large mammals in a
deciduous forest: implications for
conservation and management
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11.00-11.20
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Gigon
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Andreas
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Conservation of attractive spring geophytes
in vineyards
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11.20-11.40
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Kleijn
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David
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The conservation of plant and animal
communities by farmers in Dutch agricultural
landscapes
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11.40-12.00
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Redzic
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Sulejman
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Patterns of secondary successions of
vegetations and ecosystem stability
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12.00-12.20
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Huth
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Andreas
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Can tropical rain forest buffer the impacts of
fragmentation and logging - an analysis using
forest models
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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: Deborah Goldberg
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Plant-plant interactions, productivity, and community diversity
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14.15-14.50
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Keynote Lecture: Bernhard Schmid
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Vegetation as habitat for plants, animals and microbes: how plant diversity
affects their population dynamics
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Session 2.1 - Lecture Hall 14
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15.00-15.20
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McQueen
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Amelia
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Local and regional species pools; correlations
with rainfall and altitude in grasslands of the
lower South Island, New Zealand
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15.20-15.40
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Kluth
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Christian
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Are the growing conditions of Hornungia
petraea- populations more favourable at the
species' distribution limit?
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15.40-16.00
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Coffee Break
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16.00-17.00
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Poster Session
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17.00-17.20
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Isagi
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Yuji
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Gene flow in isolated forests determined with
microsatellite markers
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17.20-17.40
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Abs
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Clemens
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Habitat effects demography of Armeria
pupurea
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17.40-18.00
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Kuuluvainen
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Timo
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Habitat characteristics of natural and
managed boreal forests in Fennoscandia:
implications for biodiversity conservation
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Session 5.1 - Lecture Hall 15
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9.50-10.10
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Britton
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Andrea
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Arctic-alpine Calluna heath as an indicator of
human impacts in the montane zone
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10.10-10.30
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Piernik
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Agnieszka
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Inland halophilous vegetation as predictor of
soil salinity
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11.00-11.20
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Schickhoff
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Udo
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Structural and Functional Changes of Forest
Ecosystems Along an Anthropogenic
Disturbance Gradient, Northern Pakistan
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11.20-11.40
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Rixen
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Christian
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Ski Piste Vegetation under Artificial and
Natural Snow: Species Composition and
Vegetation structure
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11.40-12.00
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Schulte
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Anja
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Vegetation dynamics and degradation of a Namibian savanna: Have pastoralists
sustainable modes of pasture management?
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12.00-12.20
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Ejrnæs
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Rasmus
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Predictability and stochasticity of grassland
vegetation
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15.00-15.20
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Zedda
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Luciana
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Epiphytic lichens as indicator of hemeroby in
Mediterranean oak forests - an example from
Sardinia (Italy)
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15.20-15.40
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Mulder
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Christian
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A mycological indicator for ecological
quality?
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15.40-16.00
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Coffee Break
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16.00-17.00
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Poster Session
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17.00-17.20
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Hill
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Mark
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Hemeroby, urbanity and ruderality:
bioindicators of disturbance
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17.20-17.40
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Ewald
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Jörg
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Effect of reducing species richness on the
performance of Ellenberg indicator values
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17.40-18.00
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Wamelink
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Wieger
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Validity of Ellenberg indicator values judged
from physico-chemical field measurements
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Session 2.3 - Lecture Hall 16
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9.50-10.10
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Hoelzel
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Norbert
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Restoration of a species-rich flood-meadow
by topsoil removal and diaspore transfer with
litter
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10.10-10.30
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Urban
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Katharina
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Vegetation dynamics during the restoration of
amphibic plant communities
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11.00-11.20
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Müller
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Norbert
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Long term vegetation studies in the
restoration of alpine semidry grasslands in
Southern Germany
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11.20-11.40
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Münzbergová
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Zuzana
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Restoration of species rich xerophilous
grasslands - a case study from two localities
in Central Bohemia
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11.40-12.00
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Safronova
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Irina
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On the restoration of steppe vegetation in the
Elton Lake region (European Russia)
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12.00-12.20
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Bobbink
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Roland
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Restoration of hot spots of plant diversity in
deteriorated dwarf-shrub communities
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Session 4.2 - Lecture Hall 16
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15.00-15.20
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Weigelt
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Alexandra
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Methodological problems related to the
measurement of plant competition
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15.20-15.40
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Couteron
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Pierre
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Balance between facilitation and competition
in plant communities. Where space does
matter?
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15.40-16.00
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Coffee Break
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16.00-17.00
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Poster Session
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17.00-17.20
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Tielbörger
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Katja
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Do indirect effects of desert shrubs generate
spatial variation in interaction strength among
annuals?
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17.20-17.40
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Bellingham
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Peter
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Differential facilitation by a nitrogen-fixing
shrub during primary succession influences
relative performance of tree species
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17.40-18.00
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Batish
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Daizy Rani
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Allelopathic Exclusion of understory
Vegetation by Casuarina equisetifolia L.
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Session 3.1 - Lecture Hall 12
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9.50-10.10
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Leps
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Jan
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Species diversity and ecosystem function
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10.10-10.30
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Mayer
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Franziska
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Species diversity versus attribute diversity as
an indicator for functional diversity
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11.00-11.20
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Nijs
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Ivan
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Variability in plant traits: a key to explaining
effects of diversity on ecosystem function?
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11.20-11.40
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Bültmann
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Helga
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The function of growth form in regards to
diversity in terricolous lichen vegetation
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11.40-12.00
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Stampfli
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Andreas
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Diversity-productivity relationship over 13
successive years in a non-successional
grassland
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12.00-12.20
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Mayer
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Philipp
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Plant species diversity - a regulating factor
for stability after disturbance?
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15.00-15.20
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Ulanova
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Nina
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The effects of windthrow and clearcutting on
plant diversity in spruce forest ecosystems
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15.20-15.40
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Koricheva
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Julia
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Are mixed forest stands less susceptible to
herbivore attacks as compared to pure
stands?
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15.40-16.00
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Coffee Break
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16.00-17.00
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Poster Session
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17.00-17.20
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Leuschner
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Christoph
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Functional diversity of Central European tree
species
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17.20-17.40
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Vetaas
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Ole R.
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Tree diversity and species richness
relationships in The Himalayas
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17.40-18.00
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Falinski
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Jarusz
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Geophytes in the dynamics od the decicuous
forest communities
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Session 5.2 - Lecture Hall S1
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9.50-10.10
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Minayeva
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Tatiana
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Indication capacity of vegetation for
evaluation of peat forming conditions in
past and present
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10.10-10.30
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Rauber
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Christine
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Stability of raised bogs to climatic
changes
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11.00-11.20
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Korotkov
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Konstantin
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The use of extinct vegetation data in
analysis of phylocoenogenesis
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11.20-11.40
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Larocque
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Isabelle
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PAGES: Past Ecosystem Processes and
Human-Environment Interactions
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11.40-12.00
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Wolf
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Annett
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Natural dynamics of Draved Forest,
Jutland, Denmark
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12.00-12.20
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Dahdouh- Guebas
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Farid
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Mangrove vegetation structure dynamics
: a review
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16.00-17.00
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Poster Session
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Workshop - Lecture Hall S1
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15.00-15.20
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Chytry
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Milan
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Diagnostic species of Central European
coniferous forests, established by fidelity
calculations in large phytosociological
databases - L
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15.20-15.40
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Walker
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Marilyn
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Boreal forest Landscapes of Interior
Alaska: A Hierarchical Framework for
Pattern and Process
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15.40-16.00
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Ewald
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Jörg
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Boreal forest Landscapes of Interior
Alaska: A Hierarchical Framework for
Pattern and Process
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16.20-16.40
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Stachurska- Swakoñ
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Alina
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Phytosociological survey of coniferous
forests in the Whitefish Range
(Montana, U.S.A)
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16.40-17.00
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Exner
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Andreas
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Picea abies and Abies alba forests of the
Eastern Alps - Syntaxonomy and
Ecology
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17.00-17.20
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Rivas- Martínez
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Salvador
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Phytosociological, bioclimatical and
biogeographical units and criteria to
distinguish the boreal and temperate
coniferous forests in North America
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17.20-17.40
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Walentowski
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Helge
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Fir-dominated ecosystems in Bavaria
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17.40-18.00
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Spribille
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Toby
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Overview of phytosociological data
sources from the boreal forest of
Canada
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