Forests are one of our most precious natural resources, providing habitat and sustenance for a myriad of organisms that interact with one another, and with abiotic factors, in complex and fascinating ways.
In addition to harbouring a wealth of biodiversity of organisms, forests also provide humans with crucial resources that benefit our health as well as providing critical economic and social value.
In this symposium, we will explore plant interactions in forest environments at all levels from micro- to macro-scales and across the whole spectrum of plant biology.
Organising Committee:
Amy Austin, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Michał Bogdziewicz, Forest Biology Center, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland
Aurelie Deveau, INRAE Grand Est-Nancy, France
Charlotte Grossiord, EPFL, Switzerland
Tommaso Jucker, University of Bristol, UK
Francis Martin, INRAE Grand Est-Nancy, France and China Agriculture University, Beijing, China
Rodica Pena, University of Reading, UK
Andrea Polle, University of Göttingen, Germany
Kai Zhu, University of Michigan, USA
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