IUFRO: Activities and events / 2.02.13 - Breeding and genetic resources of Mediterranean conifers / 2.02.00

Unit 2.02.13

From/To	Units	Web Link	Title	Location
2012-09-12 2012-09-14	1.01.09 2.02.09 2.02.13	Conference homepage	14th International Fir Symposium	Kastamonu, Turkey
Contact: Sezgin Ayan, Email: sezginayan(at)kastamonu.edu.tr Contact: Raphael T. Klumpp, Email: raphael.klumpp(at)boku.ac.at Contact: Fulvio Ducci, Email: fulvio.ducci(at)entecra.it Contact: Ulrik Braüner Nielsen, Email: ubn(at)life.ku.dk
2012-05-21 2012-05-25	2.02.13 2.04.02 2.09.01	Conference homepage	International Conference about Seed Orchards and Breeding Theory	Egirdir, Turkey
Contact: Nebi Bilir, Email: nebibilir(at)orman.sdu.edu.tr; nebilir(at)hotmail.com

Upcoming IUFRO meetings

14th International Fir Symposium; Kastamonu, Turkey; 12-14 September 2012. Units involved: 1.01.09, 2.02.09, 2.02.13. Conference homepage
International Conference about Seed Orchards and Breeding Theory; Egirdir, Turkey; 21-25 May 2012. Units involved: 2.09.01, 2.04.02, 2.02.13. Conference homepage

MEDPINE 4: 4th International Conference on Mediterranean Pines; Avignon, France; 6-10 June 2011. Units involved: 1.01.10, 2.02.13, 4.00.00, 8.00.00, 8.03.05. Conference homepage – 2nd announcement – Scientific report – Pictures: Scientific study tour – Canopy
Global change and Mediterranean pines: alternatives for management/Cambio global y pinos mediterráneos: alternativas para los gestores; Palencia, Spain; 10-12 February 2010. Units 1.01.10, 2.02.13, 4.01.00. First announcement – Second announcement - Third announcement - Poster – Summary – List of Participants – Meeting Evaluation
Fourth International Symposium on Dynamics of Physiological Processes in Roots of Woody Plants; Bangor, United Kingdom; 16-19 September 2007.
The program focused on importance of woody plant ecosystems for ecosystem services that included carbon sequestration, slope stability and maintenance of biodiversity in the age of global worming. Participants stressed the importance of roots in ecosystem processes, ranging for the importance of fine root turnover in carbon sequestration to the role of coarse root structure in stand stability. Contact: Douglas L. Godbold at d.l.godbold(at)bangor.ac.uk for details.