S 21
Plant systematics, evolution and biodiversity

Programm

• 09:45 – 10:15 25 Min. 5 Min.

  • Key note lecture

  Evolution and development of parasitism in the Broomrape family (Orobanchaceae)

  • Susann Wicke (Berlin / DE)
• 10:15 – 10:33 14 Min. 4 Min.

  • Abstract lecture
  • S21 T1

  How do different ploidies adapt? A case of Arabidopsis in a non-extreme edaphic environment

  • Sonia Celestini (Prague / CZ)
• 10:33 – 10:51 14 Min. 4 Min.

  • Poster
  • S21 T2

  Time-resolved oxidative signal convergence across the algae–embryophyte divide

  • Tim Philipp Rieseberg (Göttingen / DE)
• 10:51 – 11:09 14 Min. 4 Min.

  • Abstract lecture
  • S21 T3

  Testing different strategies to efficiently assemble organellar and nuclear plant genomes – a case study on Ranunculus auricomus (Ranunculaceae)

  • Kevin Karbstein (Jena / DE)
• 11:09 – 11:27 14 Min. 4 Min.

  • Abstract lecture
  • S21 T4

  Landscape effects on the spatial distribution of genetic lineages in a widespread, generalist herb

  • Dirk Albach (Oldenburg / DE)
• 11:27 – 11:45 14 Min. 4 Min.

  • Abstract lecture
  • S21 T5

  Hidden promiscuity explains duckweed diversity and evolution

  • Anton Stepanenko (Gatersleben / DE)