Poster session 2

• 102 • Soil silicon enhances growth and modulates foliar nutrient concentrations in tropical tree species > M. Marius KLOTZ • 105 • How to find the right host - Olfactory signals as cues in bark beetle host selection > L. Linda LEHMANSKI • 112 • Socio-ecological niche differentiation for two Génépi species subject to natural harvesting > N. Ninon FONTAINE • 115 • Life history traits as drivers of species assemblage and breeding habitat selection in amphibians of the Upper Rh&ocirc;ne floodplain, France > M. Morand ALAIN • 119 • Trait-based assembly of mutualistic networks > T. Timo METZ • 121 • Multiple global change factors affecting the plant community > R. Rebecca RONGSTOCK • 124 • Environmental impregnation of bee-products in different ecosystems > S. Stefan JURJANZ • 129 • Change or leave: adaptive strategies facing environmental variability > M. Mélanie THIERRY • 145 • Introduction to NFDI4Biodiversity and its education activities > M. Marlen FISCHER • 147 • Adaptive potential of salinity-induced cell death in a halotolerant microalgae in fluctuating environments > N. Nathalie ZEBALLOS • 165 • Arthropod communities in a post-mining, actively restored forest resemble communities in a natural forest in Ghana > F. Frederick Gyasi DAMPTEY • 185 • Aspen trees can switch their diet from carbohydrates to lipids under severe carbon limitation > J. Juliane HELM • 190 • INCIDENCE OF PREDATORY MITES (ACARI: PHYTOSEIIDAE) AND SPIDER MITES (ACARI: TETRANYCHIDAE) ON GUAVA, CITRUS AND GRAPES IN RELATION TO DIFFERENT ABIOTIC FACTORS. • 2 • Inventory of phytoremedium plant species of hexavalent chromium near the route of the Oued Mellah • 205 • Integrating Tree Species Identity and Diversity in Particulate Matter Adsorption > M. Matthias STEINPARZER • 213 • High consistency of trophic niches in generalist microarthropod species (Oribatida, Acari) across soil depth and forest type > J. Jingzhong LU • 22 • Disentangling forest effects on grassland plant diversity and forage yields > M. Maria KERNECKER • 220 • Quantifying relationships between land use, functional diversity, and ecosystem services across European agroecosystems > R. Roman BUCHER • 229 • Contrasting ionomic signatures of plants growing on metalliferous soils in New Caledonia > Y. Yohan PILLON • 236 • Implications of drift and rapid evolution on negative nicheconstruction > L. Linh Phuong NGUYEN • 240 • Effects of competition reduction on intra-annual radial growth of European beech at stem base and crown base. > L. Laura DONFACK • 247 • Effects of elevation and temperature on the diversity and structure of mountain forests in the Bavarian Alps > M. Mareike KORTMANN • 248 • Implications of plant modulation of nitrification for ecosystem structure, functioning and resilience > A. Alice ARDICHVILI • 25 • Ecological modeling reveals the conditionality of multiple stressor interactions > R. Ralf SCHÄFER • 263 • Integrated simulation modeling across scales: Simultaneous assessment of land-use change effects on biodiversity and ecological and economic functions > J. Julia HENZLER • 269 • Exposure of herbivores to arsenic from soil - the case of horses grazing on a geochemical anomaly > C. Claire COLLAS • 27 • SORTEE: promoting open, reliable, and transparent ecology and evolutionary biology > R. Raphaël ROYAUTÉ, M. Matthieu PAQUET • 273 • Assessing the effects of plastics contamination on the structure and functions of stream microbial communities > L. Lucie LAFFET • 274 • How diversity and heterogeneity of agropastoral habitats impact the provision of ecosystem services in low mountain region: Evaluation of ES bundles and social expectations. > B. Benjamin ALLARD • 278 • Restoring insect diversity in intensive grasslands by establishing native grassland flower strips > R. Raja Imran HUSSAIN • 279 • Recreation, pastoralism and biodiversity : how does the environment contribute to their spatial coexistence ? > P. Perle CHARLOT • 293 • Mechanistic explanations and hypotheses in ecology: What is that, and how to represent? > S. Sandra Liliana ROJAS BOTERO • 294 • Identifying pesticide cocktails across France > M. Milena CAIRO • 297 • Drought-induced defoliation affects the climatic disequilibrium of recruit communities in Mediterranean shrubland > R. Raquel DÍAZ BORREGO • 299 • Impact of riparian plant vegetation on soil carbon dynamics and copper retention > J. Jellian JAMIN • 304 • Effects of landscape structure on community traits, diversity, and local adaptation > J. Joseph TARDANICO • 313 • Impact of Agroforestry on Insect Pollinators in European Agricultural Land > R. Rowan ALUSIOLA • 317 • Symbio(s)cene: Arts &amp; sciences collaboration for an era beyond the Anthropocene > S. Sandra Liliana ROJAS BOTERO • 322 • metaRange in Julia: a process-based model for range dynamics of plant species > J. Jana BLECHSCHMIDT • 325 • The severity of bacterial canker of kiwi (Actinidia deliciosa) under conditions of abiotic stresses > C. Christelle LACROIX • 328 • Foraging personalities modify effects of habitat fragmentation on biodiversity > M-S. Marie-Sophie ROHWÄDER • 329 • Temporal dynamics of <em>Echinococcus multilocularis</em> prevalence in red foxes in an endemic area : two contrasted evolutions in North-eastern France. > B. Benoit COMBES • 330 • Autumn phenology of wood growth in deciduous forest trees: contrasting patterns between aboveground woody organs and coarse roots&nbsp; > L. Lorène Julia MARCHAND • 335 • Modeling the influence of ecosystem coupling on ecosystem functions > S. Stephen OSAKPOLOR • 340 • A simple camera trap with automated insect detection for Monitoring and Citizen Science > M. Maximilian SITTINGER • 351 • Spatio-temporal variation and spatial synchrony in flight dates in two corn borers > A. Alexia MOUCHET • 361 • How to model horizontal diversity in complex systems? > L. Laurie WOJCIK • 364 • Impact of soil faunal necromass on soil organic matter and microbial diversity > S. Stefanie MAASS • 383 • Effects of heterogeneity on the functional-phylogenetic and taxonomic diversity of forest fauna > L. Lea HEIDRICH • 402 • Assessing the spatial patterns of functional connectivity across multiple species and taxonomic groups in Switzerland. > A. Angelos MARDIRIS • 406 • Effects of the 2018 summer drought on Central European forests: a remote sensing perspective using Dynamic Habitat Indicators > M. Mojdeh SAFAEI • 411 • Developing new Methods for Woodcock Monitoring > D. Dominik AREND • 414 • A combination of immediate and lagged responses to autocorrelated climate can benefit or hinder the long-term growth rate of populations > S. Sanne EVERS • 416 • Assessing stakeholders' perspectives on cultural ecosystem services provided by urban trees > J. Jaewon SON • 420 • The impact of structural diversity on the socio-ecological significance of urban green spaces - introduction to a new project > S. Sophie ARZBERGER • 421 • Developing a remote sensing based monitoring system for quantitative and qualitative changes of traditional orchards in Hesse, Germany > A. Andreas HANZL • 428 • Effect of intercropping and organic raised-bed gardening on soil nematode community structure and metabolic footprints in tomato small-scale farming > J. Julia CLAUSE • 434 • Assessment of habitat vulnerability for a better adaptation of forests to climate change > C. Ceridwen DUPONT-DOARÉ • 446 • Using pixel- or superpixel-based segmentation for efficient classification of green roof digital images and rapid estimation of plant species abundance > D. Didier TÉCHER • 456 • Competition shapes distribution of productivity-related traits in a non-vascular vegetation community > Y. Yunyao MA • 460 • Can we easily read-across in ecotoxicity data? A case study with two dreissenid species exposed to three psychotropic drugs. > C. Clara BALDACCI • 465 • Tracking the fate of animal-dispersed seeds through the life of a plant > F. Finn REHLING • 467 • Scale-dependent displacement effects of wind turbines on bats and birds in managed forests > F. Finn REHLING • 487 • Habitat fragmentation per se and species diversity: The influence of local extinctions and species clustering > O. Oliver MITESSER • 488 • Body size and short distance mobility are modulated by field farming system and local habitat characteristics > E. El Aziz DJOUDI • 493 • The influence of climate and habitat on photosynthetic pathways and chlorophyll fluorescence in a West African savannah ecosystem > D. Desiree JAKUBKA • 498 • Plant hydraulic behaviour is dynamic in two woody Mediterranean species > S. Simon HABERSTROH • 50 • The French biodiversity data Hub (PNDB), a virtual biodiversity data infrastrucutre for and by researchers. > O. Olivier NORVEZ • 502 • The domino effect of spring and fall phenological shifts: how long does it last? > A. Andrey MALYSHEV • 508 • Phenotypic plasticity and genetics in the adaptation of forest trees to climate change: results from large-scale provenance trials > A. Alessandro DI FABIO • 515 • Can we use morphological traits to estimate genome size in fossil plants? > P. Phillip JARDINE • 516 • Opportunistic plant observations capture shifts in species phenology > M. Michael RZANNY • 524 • Combined effects of floods and pesticides on stream biofilms > J. Joan ARTIGAS • 527 • Genetic and phenotypic variation in Romanian beech along an altitudinal gradient. > O. Ourania GRIGORIADOU-ZORMPA • 532 • Effects of biodiversity on the 3D structure of the forest: A comparison across BEF experiments using TLS > M. Maria D. PERLES-GARCIA • 533 • Impacts of tree species conversion on understorey vegetation communities in context of climate change > R. Robinson RIBÉMONT • 538 • The Ecolopes animal model > V. Victoria CULSHAW • 541 • Greenness, growth, and daily variations in stem diameter - Linking leaf phenology and wood growth in temperate forest trees > D. David BASLER • 545 • Wild bee body size as a response trait to anthropogenic disturbance in agriculturally dominated landscapes > B. Bilyana Stoykova STOYKOVA • 546 • A 34-year survey under phosphorous decline and warming: Consequences on stoichiometry and functional trait composition of freshwater macroinvertebrate communities > M. Miriam BECK • 549 • Trait-based approach to disentangle the movement, tolerance and interaction dimensions in salt marsh community assembly > K. Kertu LÕHMUS • 560 • A barrier to global plant invasion ecology: gaps in trait availability for alien species > M. Matthias GRENIÉ • 569 • Is inflorescence preformation in overwintering buds linked to plant functional traits and plant phenology? &ndash; a multi-garden approach > S. Solveig Franziska BUCHER • 57 • Mapping microclimate variations using near-surface temperature modelling: validation of the <em>Microclima </em>R package on the scale of the Compiègne forest and its surroundings > T. Theo BRUSSE • 573 • Winter and spring frost events decrease survival and growth and delay leaf-out in European beech seedlings in the first two years > L. Lena MUFFLER-WEIGEL • 574 • Response of birds and bats to outbreaking Lymantria dispar caterpillars and aerial insecticide application in forests > S. Sophia HOCHREIN • 576 • A CITIZEN SCIENCE-BASED WILD BEE MONITORING APPROACH- HOW VOLUNTEERS WITHOUT TAXONOMIC KNOWLEDGE SURVEY CAVITY-NESTING HYMENOPTERA > L. Lara LINDERMANN • 58 • The role of stem diameter in tree hydraulics &ndash; insights from pure and mixed stands of European beech and Douglas fir during four consecutive years > C. Christina HACKMANN • 581 • The Attitudinal Space Framework: embracing the multidimensionality of attitudinal diversity > U. Ugo ARBIEU • 582 • The mangrove-saltmarsh ecotone: Explaining observed vegetation patterns with a fully coupled mechanistic modelling approach > J. Jonas VOLLHÜTER • 596 • Lantana camara can aid mitigating environmental and social challenges in the Western Himalaya > J. Julius WILLIG • 598 • Modeling pollinator populations in response to land use changes in agroecosystems - A systematic review > A. Abdelhak ROUABAH • 599 • Meta-ecosystem modelling of aquatic-terrestrial bottom-up interactions > A. Adeel AHMED • 600 • Decoupling eco-evolutionary variation on floral nectar sugar composition across central Europe > Y. Yicong LIU • 610 • Ecological diagnostic tool for metal contaminated soils: use of functional traits of bacteria and invertebrates > V. Vincent LADERRIERE • 613 • Modeling of a climate-adapted tree species distribution for Germany based on National Forest Inventory and remote sensing data. Tree Species Project > K. Karolina PIETRAS-COUFFIGNAL • 628 • NOZ BREIZH UNIVERSITY CHAIR > A. Alexina COCRELLE • 63 • Effects of tropical tree leaf trait composition on abundance and body mass of herbivorous arthropod communities > J. Jana SCHÖN • 637 • Effects of essential trace metal elements on non-essential trace metal elements' toxicity on the zebra finch in a context of urban pollution > C. Clément PARNET • 640 • Return of a native Mediterranean ant community after Carpobrotus removal on a small island > R. Romane BLAYA • 643 • Short-term effects of mowing and plant species richness of river dike grasslands on carabids and cicadas > M. Michaela MOOSNER • 644 • WHY IS THE ROLE OF BIODIVERSITY SO HARD TO RETELL? DYNAMIC EFFECTS IN PUBLIC BIODIVERSITY NARRATIVES > M. Mona HOLY • 649 • New mesure of the robustifying nature of interaction network and its analytical prediction > M. Mario DESALLAIS • 652 • Changes in taxonomical diversity in the vineyard flora with succession on abandoned vineyards > A. Alla GOVOR • 659 • Multitrophic analysis of fungal communities by metatranscriptomics of forest soils > M. Marc BUÉE • 660 • Biochemical and microbial drivers involved in the decomposition processes of fungal necromass in forest soils > E. Elsa HILAIRE • 666 • Effects of trees structural traits on their response to storm > A. Alice PENANHOAT • 669 • The impact of increased nighttime temperature on the phenotype of a vertebrate ectotherm and its plastic aspects > C. Constant PERRY • 676 • No impacts of azoxystrobin-based fungicide on bumblebee colonies in dose-response experiment mimicking fungicide decline > D. Dimitry WINTERMANTEL • 678 • The smallest DNA phages, two sister Microviridae clades that followed different paths to reduce their genomes > E. Eric OLO NDELA • 682 • Pronounced genetic structuring of a fossorial rodent across a small spatial scale, affected by landscape structure > V. Victoria REUBER • 684 • Designing of a long term environmental observatory around an industrial project: Ex of Andra - Ope > Q. Quentin M. TENAILLEAU • 685 • Mechanized forest operations as an emerging driver of understory vegetation change - 50 years of plant communities' composition in the Amance forest (France) > S. Sydney VENNIN • 689 • ALAN locally alleviates the impact of drought on leaf litter decomposition > N. Noël JUVIGNY-KHENAFOU • 81 • Upscaling of ecosystem services from plot to farm scale: more complex than you might think > V. Valentin KLAUS • 85 • Estimating process-based model parameters from species distribution data > V. Victor VAN DER MEERSCH • 88 • Bti-based mosquito control alters natural benthic macroinvertebrate communities and dragonfly emergence > V. Verena GERSTLE • 90 • PINUS HALEPENSIS RESILIENCE TO DROUGHT ACROSS ITS DISTRIBUTION RANGE > L. Léa VEUILLEN