2 Biodiversity and Nature Protection


13:15	O 2.1: Martin Alt et al.: The influence of disturbances and landscape heterogeneity on plant diversity
13:30	O 2.2: Irmgard Schäffler et al.: Wirtspflanzenfindung und Brutfürsorge der einheimischen Ölbiene Macropis fulvipes
13:45	O 2.3: Martin Feulner et al.: Floral scent analysis in Hieracium subgenus Pilosella and its taxonomical implications
14:00	O 2.4: Alexandra Kehl et al.: Dataflow from the field to a data repository: small-scale distribution of plant galls as use case
14:15	O 2.5: Roman Hein et al.: Impacts of climate change on fauna flora and habitats as well as adaptation strategies of nature conservation
14:30	Postervorstellung P 2.1 - P 4.9
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P 2.1	Iris Adam, Katja Preiß, Gerhard Gebauer Die erstaunliche Anpassungsfähigkeit einheimischer Waldorchideen Partielle Mykoheterotrophie als ökologischer Vorteil in schattigen Lebensräumen
P 2.2	Harmen Hendriksma, Stefan Härtel, Werner Von der Ohe, Ingolf Steffan-Dewenter Evaluation of multiple insect resistant Bt maize pollen consumption in honeybee workers under semi-field conditions
P 2.3	Lea L.A. Märtin, Uwe Rascher, Ulrich Schurr, Carl Beierkuhnlein, Vicky M. Temperton Plant-plant interactions along biotic and abiotic gradients
P 2.4	Z.B. Osiemo, A. Martens, G.H. Kagezi, J.P.E.C. Darlington, M. Kaib, R. Brandl Assessment of termite biodiversity in Kakamega Forest (Kenya) using DNA barcodes
P 2.5	Annika Kreye, Gregor Aas Quercus robur and Q. petraea: Influence of flooding on stem growth
P 2.6	Desalegn Wana, Carl Beierkuhnlein Patterns of species and growth form diversity along altitudinal gradients in the south-western Ethiopian highlands.

BayCEER Workshop 2009