Philipps-Universität Marburg
Fachbereich Biologie
Arbeitsgruppe Pflanzenökologie und Geobotanik
Address
Karl-von-Frisch Straße 8
35043 Marburg
Deutschland
GERiT
This institution in GERiT
35043 Marburg
Projects
Research Grants
Current projects
Phylogenetic reconstruction of trans-Tibet dispersal events in wingless ground beetles helps to understand the paleoenvironmental evolution of the Tibetan Plateau
(Applicants
Opgenoorth, Lars
;
Schmidt, Joachim
)
Completed projects
Do long-lived conifers react to environmental stress by somatic epigenetic priming? Genomic methylation analysis at single-base resolution by means of exome capture and bisulfite sequencing in Norway spruce
(Applicant
Heer, Katrin
)
High times in the Himalaya: Ground beetle phylogeography as a tool to unravel the Himalayan-Tibetan orogenesis
(Applicants
Opgenoorth, Lars
;
Schmidt, Joachim
)
Local adaptation of Nothofagus pumilio along the latitudinal gradient of the Andes
(Applicant
Opgenoorth, Lars
)
Mountain Biodiversity Transect Studies in Myanmar: a stepping stone towards the Island Biogeography of Alpine Biota in the Southeast Himalayan Biodiversity Hotspot
(Applicants
Kluge, Jürgen
;
Miehe, Georg
;
Nauss, Thomas
;
Opgenoorth, Lars
)
The ecology and genetics of central and peripheral populations of carduus defloratus
(Applicant
Matthies, Diethart
)
Research Units
Current projects
C2 – Experimental Platforms and Plant Material
(Applicants
Bouffaud, Marie Lara
;
Gossner, Martin
;
Heer, Katrin
;
Opgenoorth, Lars
;
Tarkka, Mika
)
Coordination Funds
(Applicant
Opgenoorth, Lars
)
FOR 5571: Using clonal oak phytometers to unravel acclimation and adaptation mechanisms of long-lived forest tree holobionts to ecological variations and climate change
(Spokesperson
Opgenoorth, Lars
)
SP1 - Epigenetic acclimation to abiotic and biotic stress in clonal oaks.
(Applicants
Heer, Katrin
;
Opgenoorth, Lars
)
Completed projects
Central Scientific Services and Synthesis
(Applicants
Nauss, Thomas
;
Opgenoorth, Lars
)
Coordination Funds
(Applicant
Miehe, Georg
)
FOR 2358: Mountain Exile Hypothesis: How humans benefited from and re-shaped African high altitude ecosystems during Quarternary climatic changes
(Spokesperson
Miehe, Georg
)
Ground Beetles as human-independent landscape proxy
(Applicants
Opgenoorth, Lars
;
Schmidt, Joachim
)
P3 Ecology, Paleoecology, and Evolutionary Ecology
(Applicant
Opgenoorth, Lars
)
Infrastructure Priority Programmes
Current projects
Diversity and management effects on forest evolution - TREEvolution
(Applicants
Heer, Katrin
;
Lampei, Christian
;
Opgenoorth, Lars
;
Schreiber, Mona
)
