Gabriela Woźniak

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University of Silesia

Poland

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Gabriela Woźniak is an Assistant Professor at the University of Silesia in Poland. Her research focuses on the synthesis of secondary metabolites influenced by habitat conditions, the adaptive potential of tree seedlings, and the analysis of biomass production in relation to vegetation traits. She also investigates ecosystem functions, nature restoration, and the impact of coal mining on soil and vegetation succession. Her recent publications emphasize the importance of understanding ecological processes in urban-industrial landscapes.

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Opus - Ocena zależności pomiędzy funkcjonalną różnorodnością roślin, strukturą zespołów mikroorganizmów i bilans węgla w czasie spontanicznej sukcesji na terenach poprzemysłowych z wykorzystaniem analiz metatranskryptomicznych NCN koordynator części botaniczno-ekologicznej. 2018-2021. W trakcie realizacji

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System wspomagania rewitalizacji zwałowisk odpadów pogórniczych przy użyciu narzędzi geoinformatycznych

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Konwergencja i dywergencja roślinności na skałach karbońskich” (projekt finansowany przez KBN - Nr 6P04G05312) kierownik indywidualnego projektu NCN 2009 – 2011

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Sukcesja roślinności i jej uwarunkowania na osadnikach wód dołowych Górnośląskiego Okręgu Przemysłowego”. kierownik indywidualnego projektu KBN 1993-1996

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Linking soil substrate biogeochemical properties and spontaneous succession on post-mining areas: novel ecosystems in a human-transformed landscape Nr projektu: 2019/35/B/ST10/04141 źródło finansowania: OPUS-18 Czas realizacji: 03.08.2020-03.08.2024 Wysokość przyznanej kwoty: 846 120.00 PLN

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Multi-aspect analysis of biomass production concerning taxonomic and functional trait composition of vegetation on heaps

The current state of knowledge about changes in the synthesis of the secondary metabolites caused by habitat conditions and microbial activity.

The high adaptive potential of Abies alba Mill. seedlings – biochemical and physiological studies of succession along the environmental gradient of a Cambrian quarry

Identifying and understanding novel ecosystem functions: a scientific approach to nature restoration law

The Inhibitory Tendency of Calamagrostis epigejos and Solidago spp. Depends on the Successional Stage in Postindustrial Vegetation

Borrow Pit Disposal of Coal Mining Byproducts Improves Soil Physicochemical Properties and Vegetation Succession

Railway Infrastructure as a Substitute Habitat for Valuable Medicinal Plant Species Using the Example of Bearberry <i>Arctostaphylos uva-ursi</i>

Modelling ecosystem services – a tool for assessing novel ecosystems functioning in the urban-industrial landscape

Processes Turning Saline Settling Basins into Freshwater Bodies (Selected Examples from the Upper Silesian Coal Basin)

Remote sensing for site selection in vegetation survey along a successional gradient in post‐industrial vegetation

Plant Diversity and Species Composition in Relation to Soil Enzymatic Activity in the Novel Ecosystems of Urban–Industrial Landscapes

The Effect of Plant Diversity and Soil Properties on Soil Microbial Biomass and Activity in a Novel Ecosystem

Taxonomic Diversity and Selection of Functional Traits in Novel Ecosystems Developing on Coal-Mine Sedimentation Pools

﻿Native plant community characteristics explain alien species success in post-industrial vegetation

Functional ecosystem parameters: Soil respiration and diversity of mite (Acari, Mesostigmata) communities after disturbance in a Late Cambrian bedrock environment

The Plant Species Composition of an Abandoned Meadow as an Element of an Ecosystem Mosaic within an Urban-Industrial Landscape

Novel Ecosystems in the Urban-Industrial Landscape–Interesting Aspects of Environmental Knowledge Requiring Broadening: A Review

Post-Extraction Novel Ecosystems Support Plant and Vegetation Diversity in Urban-Industrial Landscapes

How Important Are the Relations between Vegetation Diversity and Bacterial Functional Diversity for the Functioning of Novel Ecosystems?

How different is the forest on post-coal mine heap regarded as novel ecosystem?

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Adrian Zarychta

Franco Magurno

Magdalena Zdybel

Dominik Tomaszewski

Monika Malicka

Jaco Vangronsveld

Agnieszka Kompała-Bąba

Quadri Agbolade Anibaba

Damian Chmura

Wojciech Bierza

Agnieszka Błońska

Karolina Bierza

Adam Stebel

Lynn Besenyei

Andrzej Jagodzinski

Joanna Czarnecka

Zofia Piotrowska-Seget

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Native plant community characteristics explain alien species success in post-industrial vegetation