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17 Sep 2026
Time: 16:15
Location: Botany building, Schönbeinstrasse 6, Hörsaal 00.003
Botanical colloquium by Prof. Dr. Mark van Kleunen, University of Konstanz
"Plant invasions in a changing world: insights from macro-ecological analyses and small-scale experiments" 01 Oct 2026
Time: 16:15
Location: Botany building, Schönbeinstrasse 6
Botanical colloquium by Oliver Gailing, Georg-August-University of Göttingen
“Assessment of adaptive genetic variation in Fagaceae” 15 Oct 2026
Time: 16:15
Location: Botany building, Schönbeinstrasse 6
Botanical colloquium by Dr. Willem Goossens, Gent University, Belgium
“A hidden role of foliar water uptake in the canopy for tree hydraulics" 22 Oct 2026
Time: 16:15
Location: Botany building, Schönbeinstrasse 6, Hörsaal 00.003
Botanical colloquium by David Steger, PhD Defense, University Basel
“Soil water access during drought – Assessing the key role of root water uptake depth for the drought response of temperate tree species” 05 Nov 2026
Time: 16:15
Location: Botany building, Schönbeinstrasse 6, Hörsaal 00.003
Botanical colloquium by Sophie Weides, PhD Defense, University Basel
“Europe-wide re-distributions of mountain plants during the Anthropocene” 12 Nov 2026
Time: 16:15
Location: Botany building, Schönbeinstrasse 6, Hörsaal 00.003
Botanical colloquium by Prof. Silvia Matesanz García, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid
“Adaptive evolution and phenotypic plasticity in Mediterranean gypsum endemics: insights into climate change responses” 26 Nov 2026
Time: 16:15
Location: Botany building, Schönbeinstrasse 6, Hörsaal 00.003
Botanical colloquium by Dr. Aud Halbritter, University of Bergen, Norway
“Distributed experiments to understand the underlying mechanisms of alpine biodiversity and ecosystem responses to global change” 10 Dec 2026
Time: 16:15
Location: Botany building, Schönbeinstrasse 6, Hörsaal 00.003
Botanical colloquium by Prof. Daniel Croll, University Neuchâtel
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