Peter Poschlod

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University of Regensburg

Germany

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Professor Peter Poschlod is a faculty member at the University of Regensburg, Germany. His research areas encompass plant community assembly, wild bee populations, and soil seed bank dynamics, as evidenced by his recent publications. He has contributed to the understanding of vegetation changes in the Danube valley and the impacts of historical management practices on wet meadows and grassland restoration. His work also explores genetic variation in plant species and the relationship between environmental factors and seed biology.

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C. Reisch

GERMANY

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Tommaso Sitzia

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University of Padua

ITALY

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Maximilian Pichler

GERMANY

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Sergey Rosbakh

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University of Copenhagen

DENMARK

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Tereza Mašková

GERMANY

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Articles (12)

Robustness and limitations of maximum entropy in plant community assembly

The loss of forest gaps, changes of vegetation and wild bee communities from 1975 to 2020 – increasing numbers of endangered wild bee species despite negative habitat trends in the Danube valley

A source of hidden diversity: soil seed bank and aboveground populations of a common herb contain similar levels of genetic variation

Automated extraction of seed morphological traits from images

Effects of historical management on the vegetation and habitat properties of wet meadows in Germany

Restoration of calcareous grasslands by natural recolonization after forest clearing and its impact on the genetic variation of three common herb species

Machine‐learning algorithms predict soil seed bank persistence from easily available traits

Inferring community assembly processes from functional seed trait variation along elevation gradient

Hydrology regime and hydrology recruitment niche predict changes in plant community composition across a pond habitat

Building up a network of genetic conservation areas – A comprehensive approach to select target sites for the preservation of genetic variation in wild plant species

Soil moisture level and substrate type determine long-term seed lifespan in a soil seed bank

Drivers of genetic diversity in plant populations differ between semi-natural grassland types

Collaborators (5)

C. Reisch

Tommaso Sitzia

Maximilian Pichler

Sergey Rosbakh

Tereza Mašková

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