PPT-Access to plant genome assemblies allows a better understanding of the diversity in plant

complexity of some plants very high genome sizes repetitive element contents polyploidy level remains challenging E xploring intraspecies variability of a region of interest by using targeted enrichment methods is one of the strategic approaches for biodiversity analysis This method offers precise and reliable information to link a genomic region to a trait of interest carried by a specific genotype. Lecture . 1. . Plant Systematics. and Linnean taxonomy. Lecture. r: Asst. Prof. Dr. İsmail EKER. Common misconception. Taxonomy is very difficult and specialized. . FACT: Taxonomy is part of the cognitive . Fauna and Flora with Zoogeographical . Notes. Dr. Ümit İncekara. Atatürk University, Faculty of Science, Department of Biology, Erzurum-Turkey. Turkey shows a notable diversity of habitats, with significant variations in altitude, rainfall, temperature, topography and geological history, which is reflected in its richness of animal and plant life. Its biogeography is therefore of considerable interest. In this . Population (and Community) Ecology. The effects of diversity. Background. Tilman. and Downing 1994. Species vs. functional diversity. Foodwebs. (instead of primary producers only). Form of BES relationship. of . Plant Evolution: . Case . Studies in Progress . Pamela S. Soltis. Florida Museum of Natural History. University of Florida. Collections:. The Library of Life. >1600 natural history collections. C. ells?. Lesson Objectives. Understand what plant succession is and how it stabilises . . depositional features. 2. Understand sediment cells as a system. Skills. Complete Chi-squared analysis on quadrant data collected in the field . Michael Adam Sioson. Summer Research Intern, 2017. Purpose. To help efforts to control invasive plant species . Promote growth of native plant species, biodiversity. Baseline to monitor presence of invasive plant species. The . economic value of species richness for carbon . storage. Bradley J. Cardinale. Professor, School of Natural Resources & Environment. Director, Cooperative Institute for Limnology and Ecosystems Research. Plant Propagation Plant Propagation The process of increasing the numbers of a species, maintaining a species, or preserving the vigor of a plant. Successful Plant Propagation Knowledge of technical skills PLAZA 2.5. Michiel Van Bel. 1,2+. , Sebastian Proost. 1,2+. , Elisabeth Wischnitzki. 1,2. , Sara Mohavedi. 1,2. , Christopher Scheerlinck. 3. , Yves Van de Peer. 1,2. and Klaas Vandepoele. 1,2. . (. Genes, gene families and genome organization. 21-22 October, 2019. Klaas. . Vandepoele. Michiel. Van Bel. 1. Cross-species genome analysis. Comparative genomics . is a powerful . tool. to . transfer knowledge. E. Why Arabidopsis? . We should concentrate our research efforts and resources on food plant species or economically important plant?. This requires working on a variety which can help us access various effects of biotic/abiotic stress, easy gene manipulation, small genome which can be easily manipulated therefore, saving labor, resources and time. . After this class learners would be able to. Understand basics of plant developmental biology. Different phases of development. Plant diversity and groupings. Properties of model systems. Arabidopsis as model system. The social group­ings of plant species are called plant community of which plant is the fundamental basic unit. . Characteristics of a community. . All communities have certain general characteristics which are listed below:.