Seminars of the Department of Botany
Winter semester 2019-20
| 1.10. | Ken Thompson | Department of Animal and Plant Sciences, University of Sheffield | Darwin's ecology |
| 8.10. | flash presentations | Jitka Klimešová, Tomáš Koubek, Petr Kuneš, Clément Lafon-Placette, Emma Morgan, Yvonne Němcová | |
| 15.10. | Angelica Feurdean | Research at Biodiversity and Climate Center, Frankfurt | Determining ecosystem resilience to disturbance by fire using palaeoecological records |
| 22.10. | Irena Šímová | Centre for Theoretical Studies, Charles University | Ecosystem functions in the Anthropocene: plant traits, vegetation models and human well-being |
| 29.10. | PhD projects opening seminar (15:00-17:30) | Paolo Bartolić: TBA, Paula Alejandra Buil Maldonado: Infectivity and symbiotic efficiency of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in conventionally managed arable soils; Andrea Hanousková: Populations and communities of Central European desmids in peatlands under climate change: effects of high temperature and desiccation; Věra Hanzelková: TBA, Johana Hanzlíčková: The evolutionary structure of water-crowfoots (Ranunculus sect. Batrachium) with a high proportion of hybridization and regional differentiation | |
| 5.11. | Francesco dal Grande | Senckenberg Gesellschaft für Naturforschung | The interplay between environmental filtering and biotic interactions: Genomics of altitudinal adaptation along a path to speciation in rock-inhabiting lichens |
| 12.11. | PhD. students' s seminar(15:00-17:30) | Romana Bartošová: Hybridization and polyploidization as significant evolutional aspects in the tribe Triticeae; Ivana Černajová: Mycobiota of the Movile Cave - a model for a study of the evolution and microaerophilia; Iva Jadrná: Reproductive isolation and speciation in Synura petersenii populations; Pavlína Knobová: Root foraging in heterogeneous soils: mycorrhizae and temporal dynamics; Tomáš Vlasta: Population biology and genetics of rare species of wet habitats | |
| 19.11. | Vigdis Vandvik | Department of Biological Sciences, University of Bergen | A burning issue: Understanding the imprints of humans on the ecology and evolution of coastal heathlands |
| 26.11. | PhD. students' s seminar | Klára Koupilová: The effects of host-plant population characteristics and pollinator traits on distribution of anther smuts (Microbotryum spp.); Jana Skopalíková: Evolution and biogeography of the polyploid genus Curcuma L. with the focus on economically important species; Petr Zehnálek: Taxonomy, ecology and physiology of Albatrellus on the Northern Hemisphere | |
| 3.12. | UNCE (Krajinova posluchárna) | Michail Rovatsos: Evolution of sex chromosomes and dosage compensation mechanisms in amniotes; Zuzana Musilová: Life in the dark: vision in the deep-sea and deep-freshwater lake fishes; Martin Hora : Heat exchange modeling in studies of human evolution; Martin Weiser: Plant roots in heterogeneous environments | |
| 10.12. | Jan Douda | Faculty of Environmental Sciences, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague | Stability of wetland plant community under drought stress |
| 17.12. | Adrien Sicard | Department of Plant Biology, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden | Mechanisms underlying morphological diversity in plants |
| 7.1. | Jan Novák | Department of Botany, Charles University | Long-term history of woodland under the human impact. Macro charcoal records as toolsto reveal forest history in the Czech Republic |
All seminars are in lecture room Krajinova posluchárna (2nd mezzanine, Benátská 2, Praha 2). Guests welcome!
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