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From: Williams, Geoffrey (CTR) - FS, OR
Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2023 2:10:44 PM
Dear colleagues and contacts in the forest genetics world,
Please consider submitting to the following and share with your networks.
We invite you to submit "Resilience of Forest Biodiversity to Climate Change and Pests: Civic Engagement and Conservation in Seed Banks, Public Gardens, and Wild, Urban, and Agroforestry Landscapes". This session is organized by members of the Society of American Foresters, Kew Gardens, Morton Arboretum, and the US Forest Service, and one of eight linked to the International Society of Tropical Foresters. The deadline for abstract submissions is 2 June 2023 (3 weeks from today). The session proposal is included below.
NOTE: Presently, we cannot offer funding for travel and registration; we are exploring options and appreciate any leads you may have.
Session description
To conserve biodiversity, multiple approaches can be taken on the ground. This mini-symposium (Panel, Flash-talks & Posters) represents experts who focus on complementary aspects of conservation and reforestation; threat assessment, seed collecting and banking from wild trees, collective action and civic engagement, the roles of public gardens in conserving genetic resources, developing genetic resistance to pests to conserve biodiversity, and the importance of conserving genetic diversity in the face of pests and climate change.
Seed is the unit by which biodiversity is propagated, and therefore, protected. There is ever increasing pollination disruption with shifting local climate conditions and more fragmented and degraded native ecosystems. As forests and genetic diversity are lost, so are mother trees for seed collection, in a time when people want to greatly scale reforestation efforts. In addition to potential declines in seed crops, global trade, biodiversity loss, and fragmentation increase the threat of emergent insect and pathogen outbreaks, resulting in local or range-wide extinction of iconic tree species. Therefore, there is a global need for threat assessments, seed collection and banking of native tree species.
In the context of the above challenges and solutions, public gardens and arboreta are critical to the resilience of forests and society. In addition to acting as living collections, seed sources, and refugia of tree species, public gardens serve as biodiversity hotspots in cities, and meeting places for public and volunteer conservation efforts and outreach. As sentinels, trees in public gardens can be used to proactively detect emergent disease threats. Through collective action, exchange of information, public engagement, and local expert knowledge, "think global, act local" could be applied to aid proactive efforts to protect forest biodiversity from the next major pests across the world. Local experts and civic ecologists can accomplish this by collecting seed and observing trees in native environments, plantations, public gardens, and urban forests. Breeding or human-directed genetic improvement presents a practical solution for restoration of species that are impacted by emergent pest epidemics, climate change, or other threats. The utility of breeding to protect biodiversity also depends on the prior establishments of seed banks and other germplasm resources. It is critical to generate a prior understanding of the diversity of populations of tree species valued for their ecological, horticultural, or economic and commercial characteristics, the observed or potential effects of threats to those populations, and the role diversity could play in recovery of species.
Topic areas
1: collecting seed, 2: seed banking, 3: assessing threats, 4: think global act local to address threats with civic ecology and urban forests and botanical gardens, 5: public gardens supporting conservation efforts, and 6/7: developing genetic resistance to conserve biodiversity and conserving biodiversity.
Abstract submission details
The call for abstracts for IUFRO 2024 is at https://iufro2024.com/call-for-congress-abstracts/. The abstract announcement is at https://iufro2024.com/wp-content/uploads/IUFRO_2024-Call_for_Abstracts-1-2.…. (NOTE THAT THE SESSION ABSTRACT DEADLINE HAS PASSED. THE CALL NOW IS FOR PRESENTATION ABSTRACTS).
Download the book of IUFRO 2024 sessions t https://iufro2024.com/wp-content/uploads/IUFRO_2024-List_of_Sessions-1-1.pdf.
Submit your abstract at https://www.appinconf.com/kas/Abstract?projectName=iufro2024abstracts
Abstract submission instructions
SESSION: (Search for the session of interest)
TITLE: Spell out words, do not use abbreviations. The title or text is not to indicate the country of origin, unless it is pertinent to the topic.
AUTHORS: Names and surnames for each author must be provided. Do not include degrees or titles. The presenting author's name will be published in bold.
AFFILITATIONS: Each author should be listed by University/Hospital, Department and Country. Please make sure to include this complete information in the Affiliation text box.
TEXT: The abstract must be in English, mention one of the topic areas above, and should be a maximum of 300 words, excluding the title. It is the author's responsibility to submit a correct abstract; any errors in spelling, grammar, or scientific fact will be published as typed by the author, if accepted. Poor English may be a cause for rejection. The Programme Committee will accept abstracts for the Scientific Programme (oral or poster presentation) on scientific merit.
"Only Abstracts of registered participants will be printed. At least one of the authors must be registered for the Conference."
We look forward to seeing you in Stockholm for IUFRO 2024.
Regards,
Jill Wagner, Geoff Williams, Denita Hadziabdic-Guerry, Sean Hoban, Lara Salido
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The Morton Arboretum’s Plant Systematics Lab and Herbarium (
http://systematics.mortonarb.org) seek a highly motivated individual to
conduct population-level genomic and phylogenomic research on bur oak
(Quercus macrocarpa) and related oaks of eastern North America. The
research is part of a US-China international collaboration funded by the US
NSF, investigating the effects of genomic diversity, functional diversity,
phylogenetic diversity, and introgressive hybridization on oak symbiont
communities. In addition to interacting with the collaborative team in the
Center for Tree Science at The Morton Arboretum, the postdoctoral
researcher will also be supported by a diverse network of partners at Duke
University, Fort Collins Science Center, U of MN, and U of OK; and have
opportunities to work with collaborators at South China Botanical Garden
and Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
NSF project summary:
https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=2129281&HistoricalAwards=f…
The Postdoctoral Researcher will be based in the Herbarium / Systematics
Lab and Center for Tree Science of The Morton Arboretum (
https://mortonarb.org/science/center-for-tree-science/) The Arboretum is a
100 year-old, world-renowned nonprofit botanic garden dedicated to the
study, growth, and conservation of trees. The Herbarium / Systematics Lab
is a vibrant research community focused on plant biodiversity of the
northern temperate zone, with a strong focus on trees and forested
ecosystems. The Center for Tree Science (CTS) is a research center based
within the Arboretum. CTS advances tree science expertise, builds
collaborative scientific networks and resources, and trains the next
generation of tree champions. Both the Herbarium and CTS work in
collaboration with many other divisions of the Arboretum, including Chicago
Region Trees Initiative, Global Trees Campaign, Living Collections,
Learning and Engagement, Plant Clinic, Plant Health Care, and Natural
Resources. The Center for Tree Science also acts as a hub for scientific
collaboration, bringing together tree scientists from around the world to
catalyze integrated, multidisciplinary tree science research to benefit
trees and people.
The Postdoctoral Researcher will also have opportunities to connect with
the broader evolutionary biology community of the Chicago Region, including
potential colleagues at The Field Museum, University of Chicago, University
of Illinois at Chicago, and Chicago Botanic Garden.
This position begins as early as August, 2023. Beginning salary is $60,000
to $62,000 commensurate with experience. The position comes with full
benefits.
Please apply online at:
https://careers.hireology.com/themortonarboretum/1244052/description.
Applications will be reviewed until the position is filled.
The Morton Arboretum is a champion for diversity, supporting a culture of
inclusion that attracts, inspires, and engages people to achieve success.
The Arboretum is committed to hire and develop employees based on
job-related qualifications irrespective of race, religion, color, national
origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, or
veteran status. To increase diversity in professions related to the public
garden realm, we encourage applications from underrepresented minorities,
persons with disabilities, and veterans.
Please send all inquiries to ahipp(a)mortonarb.org.
--
*Andrew Hipp, PhD *| Director of the Herbarium and Senior Scientist in
Plant Systematics
Lecturer, Committee on Evolutionary Biology, University of Chicago
The Morton Arboretum | 4100 Illinois Route 53 | Lisle Illinois 60532
T 630 725 2094 | ahipp(a)mortonarb.org | systematics.mortonarb.org
*** I will be working at Georg-August-Universität Göttingen (Germany) from
May 29 through July 1. Emails will be delayed during this time. ***
Dear colleagues,
I have the pleasure to remind you of our next online meeting on the
*16*^*th* *of May, 12-14 GMT/UTC, *so early in the day for Americans
(5-7 San Francisco, 7-9 Chicago, 9-11 Argentina), early afternoon for
people in Europe (14-16 Paris CEST) and late in the day for scientists
in Asia (Tokyo 21-23) . Please recheck your local times against GMT.
We will use Zoom for the meeting, please use the following link to
register :
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUofuGgpz0rE9WvAR1wRhCbJeH99vEAe2…
<https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUofuGgpz0rE9WvAR1wRhCbJeH99vEAe2…>
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing
information about joining the meeting.
As you will remember, we have either 20-minutes talks to watch before
the meeting orlive 5-minutes talks. The 20-min talks will have a short
introduction during the meeting, so that we can use the meeting time
mainly for discussions. You will be able to watch the talks before the
meeting on Youtube, in the same channel as used before
Please also find below the links to the Slack space. There is a channel
for each talk and you can also wach from there and *comment at the same
time*.
Giving your comments before the meeting will allow the speakers to
prepare their answer (less stressfull for PhD students), and also leave
a trace and allow an on-going discussion after the meeting.
We will have 2 hours for the meeting. The tentative schedule will be
(using GMT times) :
12:00 Welcome, introduction to the meeting and its program
12:10 – 14:30 *Talks & Discussions*
12:10 *John Carlson*(Emeritus, Pennsylvania State University, USA) A
haplotype-resolved, chromosome-scale genome assembly of /Quercus
rubra/L.20-min pre-recorded talk https://youtu.be/2PgiTLpGSzE Slack :
https://iufro20805.slack.com/archives/C056MD170H5
12:30 *Barbara Neto-Bradley *(PhD Student, University of Cambridge, UK)
How ecophysiology shapes Asian evergreen oaks and stone oaks'
biogeography. 5-min live talk Slack :
https://iufro20805.slack.com/archives/C056MD7VDLP
12:50 *Sukanya Denni *(Masters student,Rouen, France) Evaluate the
potential of European white oaks to deal with climate change: the role
of pangenomics. 20-min pre-recorded talk, Sukanya will prerecord, but
she cannot be present during the meeting, so *Ludovic Duvax*(Biogeoc,
INRAE, France) will present during the meeting.
https://youtu.be/KvC77Rtq2kM Slack :
https://iufro20805.slack.com/archives/C0571RFPTTM
13:10 *Saddan Morales***(National Autonomous University of Mexico)
Phylogenomics and Ecological Niche Contrasts Lead to the Identification
of Multiple and Independent Evolutionary Lineages within the
/Quercuslaeta/complex (Fagaceae): New Insights into the Diversification
of the /Leucomexicana/subsection. 20-min pre-recorded talk
https://youtu.be/t2gZuMpKCj0 Slack :
https://iufro20805.slack.com/archives/C057205PSCA
13:30-14:00 IUFRO group discussions on the next meetings.
we hope to see you all there, virtually
best regards
Oliver Brendel, Chuck Cannon & Keiko Kitamura
--
_________________________________________________________
Oliver Brendel
UMR SILVA Equipe PHARE
Centre INRAE Grand Est - Nancy
F-54280 Champenoux France
TEL 0033 (0) 383 /394100 FAX /394022
Dear colleagues,
I have the pleasure to announce our next online meeting on the *16*^*th*
*of May, 12-14 GMT/UTC, *so early in the day for Americans (5-7 San
Francisco, 7-9 Chicago, 9-11 Argentina), early afternoon for people in
Europe (14-16 Paris CEST) and late in the day for scientists in Asia
(Tokyo 21-23) . Please recheck your local times against GMT.
We will use Zoom for the meeting, I will send the zoom registration link
later. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email
containing information about joining the meeting.
As you will remember, we have either 20-minutes talks to watch before
the meeting orlive 5-minutes talks. The 20-min talks will have a short
introduction during the meeting, so that we can use the meeting time
mainly for discussions. You will be able to watch the talks before the
meeting on Youtube, in the same channel as used before, the links will
be sent in a later email, but if you are subscribed to the Youtube
Channel you will probably be notified of the new videos as they are
uploaded.
Here is the link for the playlist of this meeting :
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdj_fUvQynOCGItSXjmk0ZBwRm6g5dKsN
and here the link for the channel to subscribe :
https://www.youtube.com/@iufrofagaceaeandnothofagac4603
We will have 2 hours for the meeting. The tentative schedule will be
(using GMT times) :
12:00 Welcome, introduction to the meeting and its program
12:10 – 14:30 *Talks & Discussions*
12:10 *John Carlson*(Emeritus, Pennsylvania State University, USA) A
haplotype-resolved, chromosome-scale genome assembly of /Quercus
rubra/L.20-min pre-recorded talk
12:30 *Barbara Neto-Bradley *(PhD Student, University of Cambridge, UK)
How ecophysiology shapes Asian evergreen oaks and stone oaks'
biogeography. 5-min live talk
12:50 *Sukanya Denni *(Masters student,Rouen, France) Evaluate the
potential of European white oaks to deal with climate change: the role
of pangenomics. 20-min pre-recorded talk, Sukanya will prerecord, but
she cannot be present during the meeting, so *Ludovic Duvax*(Biogeoc,
INRAE, France) will present during the meeting.
13:10 *Saddan Morales***(National Autonomous University of Mexico)
Phylogenomics and Ecological Niche Contrasts Lead to the Identification
of Multiple and Independent Evolutionary Lineages within the
/Quercuslaeta/complex (Fagaceae): New Insights into the Diversification
of the /Leucomexicana/subsection. 20-min pre-recorded talk
https://youtu.be/t2gZuMpKCj0
13:30-14:00 IUFRO group discussions on the next meetings.
we hope to see you all there, virtually
best regards
Oliver Brendel, Chuck Cannon & Keiko Kitamura
--
_________________________________________________________
Oliver Brendel
UMR SILVA Equipe PHARE
Centre INRAE Grand Est - Nancy
F-54280 Champenoux France
TEL 0033 (0) 383 /394100 FAX /394022
Hello everybody,
our next virtual meeting will take place on the 16th of May,
12:00-14:00 GMT/UTC, so early in the day for Americans (5-7 San
Francisco, 7-9 Chicago, 9-11 Argentina), early afternoon for people in
Europe (14-16 Paris CEST) and late in the day for scientists in Asia
(Tokyo 21-23)
We will have several exciting talks, to mark the date in your diary. I
will send the final programm end of march See you all soon virtually
best regards Oliver
--
_________________________________________________________
Oliver Brendel
UMR SILVA Equipe PHARE
Centre INRAE Grand Est - Nancy
F-54280 Champenoux France
TEL 0033 (0) 383 /394100 FAX /394022
Dear colleagues,
it has been a while since the last visual group meeting in last summer.
I’m sure that you have many exciting new results to share.
To be able to organize a *spring webinaire of our IUFRO group*on
Evolution and Adaptation of Fagaceae and Nothofagaceae, at the beginning
of May, *we are looking for a date*that suits most members of the group.
Due to the many bank holidays in May, this choice will be limited to
dates between the 9^th and the 17^th of May.
We propose to do a similar meeting with pre-recorded 20min talks so that
participants can watch the talks before the actual meeting and then
during the meeting, a short 5 min introduction to the talk, before time
for questions and discussion.
We welcome very much presentations of recent publications, by PhD
students, Post-docs or senior scientists.
Especially, if you have any PhD students in your lab with a topic close
to our group, please motivate him or her to either record a 20min talk,
or to do a live 3-5 minutes talk about one experiment of their PhD.
Also, please contact me directly if you have new scientists in your
group to add to the mailing list.
In the following date survey you can pick your favourite dates as well
as indicate if you would like to introduce a pre-recorded 20min talk or
do a 3-5min presentation. If possible, also leave a comment with a
preliminary title of your talk (or just some keywords about the species
concerned, and your scientific discipline).
_https://evento.renater.fr/survey/2-08-05-3rd-virtual-meeting-spring-2023-ya4rlhub_
*Please respond to this survey by the 2**1**. February. *
As for the timing, we propose again a 2 hours meeting, and we will
switch back to the timing of the first meeting :
12:00-14:00 GMT/UTC, so early in the day for Americans (5-7 San
Francisco, 7-9 Chicago, 9-11 Argentina), early afternoon for people in
Europe (14-16 Paris CEST) and late in the day for scientists in Asia
(Tokyo 21-23)
You will be able to watch the 20min talks one week before the meeting on
Youtube, which also means that the recorded talks should be available
one week before the chosen meeting date.
We hope to see you all there, virtually
best regards
Oliver Brendel, Chuck Cannon & Keiko Kitamura
--
_________________________________________________________
Oliver Brendel
UMR SILVA Equipe PHARE
Centre INRAE Grand Est - Nancy
F-54280 Champenoux France
TEL 0033 (0) 383 /394100 FAX /394022
Dear colleagues,
A position as a permanent INRAE researcher is open at the Silva unit in
Nancy, France, entitled "*Research officer on functional diversity under
water stress*".
I post this job offer on our Fagaceae and Nothofagaceae mailing list,
because
a) we are looking for a young research in ecophysiology, but who is
interested in within-species diversity and might also have some
background in population genetics
b) because he/she will, at least in the beginning, work very probably on
oak or beech.
The aim is to study the intra-specific and even intra-population
diversity of functional traits observed on young trees subjected to
water stress, using multi-trait approaches to identify and characterise
individual strategies of resistance and resilience to these
disturbances. The aim will be to integrate scales, functional responses
and response dynamics to describe the overall functioning of young trees.
Please find more details on the job offer here :
https://jobs.inrae.fr/en/open-competitions/open-competitions-research-scien…
and some general information on the INRAE job offers here :
https://jobs.inrae.fr/en/open-competitions/open-competitions-research-scien…
<https://jobs.inrae.fr/en/open-competitions/open-competitions-research-scien…>
<https://jobs.inrae.fr/en/open-competitions/open-competitions-research-scien…>The
_2023 campaign calendar is
_
- Opening date for applications: January 30, 2023
- *Deadline for applications: March 2, 2023*
- Pre-selections (on scientific file): April 2023
- Final selections (interview): between end of May and mid-June 2023
- Starting date for appointments: from September 2023
Could you please circulate the announcement to your networks and to
potentially interested young researchers ?
Thanks very much and sorry for any cross-postings.
all the best
Oliver
--
_________________________________________________________
Oliver Brendel
UMR SILVA Equipe PHARE
Centre INRAE Grand Est - Nancy
F-54280 Champenoux France
TEL 0033 (0) 383 /394100 FAX /394022
Dear colleagues,
I have the pleasure to announce the date for our next online meeting and
also the availability of 5 speakers.
Actually we had many more motivated speakers, and we will probably be
able to announce another online meeting during early summer.
Our online meeting will take place on the *2*^*nd* *of **May**,
**12**-**14**GMT/**UTC,***so early in the day for Americans (5-7 San
Francisco, 7-9 Chicago, 9-11 Argentina), early afternoon for people in
Europe (14-16 Paris CEST) and late in the day for scientists in Asia
(Tokyo 21-23) . Please recheck your local times against GMT.
We will use Zoom for the meeting, please register in advance using the
following website:*
https://us06web.zoom
<https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMvcu2trTsoHtYkhw8elBplA6sxsUyKaM…>**g**.us/meeting/register/tZMvcu2trTsoHtYkhw8elBplA6sxsUyKaMy6*
<https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMvcu2trTsoHtYkhw8elBplA6sxsUyKaM…>*
*After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing
information about joining the meeting.
As you will remember, we have either live 5-minutes talks or 20-minutes
talks to watch before the meeting. The 20-min talks will have a short
introduction during the meeting, so that we can use the meeting time
mainly for discussions. You will be able to watch the talks before the
meeting on Youtube, in the same channel as used before,the links will be
sent in a later email.
We will have 2 hours for the meeting. The tentative schedule will be
(using GMT times) :
12:00 Welcome, introduction to the meeting and its program
12:10 – 14:30 *Talks & Discussions*
12:10 *Chihiro Myotoishi* (Kyushu University, Japan) Evolutionary
process of 1-year fruiting and 2-year fruiting in genus /Quercus/.
20-min pre-recorded talk
12:30 *Desanka Lazic *(University of Göttingen, Germany) Detecting
genomic signatures of ecological speciation and parallel evolution in
oaks. 5-min live talk
12:50*Jill Sekely *(Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany) Genes
underpinning local adaptation in Patagonia's /Nothofagus pumilio/.
20-min pre-recorded talk
13:10 *Antonio Castilla Alvarez *(Michigan State University) Separate or
combined management? Using next-gen sequencing for species delineation
in a complex desert oak.. 5-min live talk
13:30*Aida Solé *(INIA-CIFOR, Madrid, Spain) Multi-trait genetic
variation in resource-use strategies and phenotypic plasticity
correlates with local climate across the range of a Mediterranean oak
(/Quercus faginea/). 20-min pre-recorded talk
13:50-14:00 IUFRO group discussions on the next meetings.
Please register rapidly, we hope to see you all there, virtually
best regards
Oliver Brendel, Chuck Cannon & Keiko Kitamura
Dear colleagues,
to be able to organize a *spring webinaire of our IUFRO group *on
Evolution and adaptation of Fagaceae and Nothofagaceae, perhaps from mid
to end April, and to give some more time to the presenters to record
their talks, we need to start early. And *we are looking for a date*
that suits most members of the group.
We propose to do a similar meeting with pre-recorded 20min talks and
then a short 5 min introduction to the talk during the meeting before
having time for questions and discussion.
We all agreed last time that we would like to see more PhD students
present their work. So if you have any PhD students in your lab with a
topic close to our group, please motivate him or her to either record a
20min talk, or to do a live 3-5 minutes talk about one experiment of
their PhD.
We welcome very much presentations of recent publications, by PhD
students, Post-docs or senior scientists.
In the following date survey you can pick your favourite dates as well
as indicate if you would like to introduce a pre-recorded 20min talk or
do a 3-5min presentation. If possible, also leave a comment with a
preliminary title of your talk (or just some keywords about the species
concerned, and your scientific discipline).
https://evento.renater.fr/survey/iufro-2-08-05-3rd-virtual-meeting-spring-2…
*Please respond to this survey by the 21. February. *
As for the timing, we propose again a 2 hours meeting, and we will
switch back to the timing of the first meeting :
12:00-14:00 GMT/UTC, so early in the day for Americans (5-7 San
Francisco, 7-9 Chicago, 9-11 Argentina), early afternoon for people in
Europe (14-16 Paris CEST) and late in the day for scientists in Asia
(Tokyo 21-23)
You will be able to watch the 20min talks one week before the meeting on
either Youtube or Youku, which also means that the recorded talks should
be available one week before the chosen meeting date.
We would also like to present in more detail the results from the
membership survey that we shared before the June 2021 meeting.
The link to the survey is:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/IUFROFagaceaeWorkingGroup
A total of 63 people have responded (whereas the mailing list is >140
people). We ask a few basic questions:
• what are your research interests?
• do you plan on participating in upcoming meetings in 2022?
• how could the working group best engage you?
It would be great if we could have a more complete view of your IUFRO
group. The *survey is still open and should take you less than ten
minutes to complete*. Your participation would greatly help us make
more effective and engaging plans for future activities.
We hope to see you all there, virtually
best regards
Oliver Brendel, Chuck Cannon & Keiko Kitamura
--
_________________________________________________________
Oliver Brendel
UMR SILVA Equipe PHARE
Centre INRAE Grand Est - Nancy
F-54280 Champenoux France
TEL 0033 (0) 383 /394100 FAX /394022
Dear colleagues,
Our meeting date draws closer. Our online meeting will take place next
week on the *8*^*th* *of December, 21-23 GMT (22-24 Paris CET)*. So
please don't forget that this means early afternoon on the *8*^*th*
*December*for Americans (13-15 San Francisco, 15-17 Chicago, 17-19
Buenos Aires), late in the day/night for people in Europe (22-24 Paris
CET) and early the next day (*9*^*th* *of December*) for scientist from
the Asia region (Shanghai 5-7 ;Tokyo 6-8). Please recheck your local
times against GMT.
We will use Zoom for the meeting, please register in advance for the
meeting :
_*https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwsceGoqzgqHdOlg60Dj4smebp50nxNePJ9
*
<https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwsceGoqzgqHdOlg60Dj4smebp50nxNeP…>_*
*
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing
information about joining the meeting.*
*
*Please join the meeting early enough, so that we can start on time. *
As you will remember, the meeting principle is to watch the talks before
the meeting, so that we can use the meeting time, after a short
introduction, mainly for discussions.
You will be able to watch the talks before the meeting on either Youtube
or Youku. You will find the youtube links already below,the Youku links
will follow in a later email.
All the videos are in the youtube playlist of the December 2021 meeting :
_https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdj_fUvQynOD0H_XINIRyFCLlE1figpe-
<https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdj_fUvQynOD0H_XINIRyFCLlE1figpe->_
It will facilitate the discussions during the meeting if you submit your
questions before the meeting. You have different possibilities to do
this : a) you can use the Slack that we used already last time (there is
a new channel for each talk), b) you can use the comment section of
Youtube or Youku for each talk, which requires to log into Youtube or
Youku. c) you can also send your questions to _oliver.brendel(a)inrae.fr_
<mailto:oliver.brendel@inrae.fr>, clearly indicating the talk title for
each question. As the Slack will also allow us to add questions during
the meeting and to continue discussions after the meeting, we will also
copy all the questions from youtube/youku/email into the relevant Slack
channel. If you had already used the IUFRO2.08.05 Slack working space
the last time, you just need to go to slack.com , login and chose the
IUFRO.2.08.05 working space. Otherwise you can use the link below to
join the IUFRO Slack working space :
_https://join.slack.com/t/iufro20805/shared_invite/zt-yp4e19bm-AhRaE2j0n2VS…
We will have 2 hours for the meeting. The tentative schedule will be
(using GMT times) :
21:00 Welcome, introduction to the meeting and its program
21:15 – 22:30 talk discussions (15min each, including a *2
min*introduction of the talk by the presenter, using *one slide*)
21:15 *Scott O’Donnell *from the University of California, USA, on
/Detecting Adaptive Introgression in Two Southern Californian White Oaks
(Quercus sect. Quercus) /Co-Authors: ST Fitzgibbon, VL Sork
180s live talk
21:30 *Arivoara Rabarijaona *from UMR Silva, INRAE, France, on
/Provenance differences in water-use efficiency among sessile oak
populations grown in a mesic common garden. /Co-Authors : S Ponton, J
Levillain, D Bert, A Ducousso, B Richard, O Brendel
_https://youtu.be/8d_twctKSYQ <https://youtu.be/8d_twctKSYQ>_
21:45 *Ludovic Duvaux *from UMR Biogeco, INRAE, France on /Genomics of
adaptation in the European white oak : First steps toward the
construction of pangenomes. /Co-Authos: S Bouallegue, D Coq--Etchegaray,
E Lacoste, W Marande, Q Trang-Bui, V Decroocq, J-M Aury, B Brachi, Ch
Plomion
https not available yet, please watch the playlist.
22:00 *Chuck Cannon *from the Morton Arboretum, IL USA, on /Old and
ancient trees are life history lottery winners and evolutionary
resources for long-term adaptive capacity. /Co-Authors: G Piovesan and S
Munné-Bosch
_https://youtu.be/vuYjkW8ERQw <https://youtu.be/vuYjkW8ERQw>_
22:15 *Teruyoshi Nagamitsu *from the Forestry and Forest Product
Research Institute, Japan, on /Environment-dependent introgression
between white oak species in northern Japan/
/https://youtu.be/iTsqz6CsYSE/
22:30 *Andrew Hipp *from the Morton Arboretum, IL USA, on /Consequences
of diversity in Asian and American oak syngameons for functional
variation, adaptation and symbiont biodiversity. /Co-Authors : Paul
Manos, Jeannine Cavender-Bares, Baosheng Wang, Xiaojuan Liu, Keping Ma
and others.
https://youtu.be/jjYIr0XU8_E
22:45 Discussions of future activities of the working group (in-person
meeting)
23:00 End of the meeting
We hope to see you all there, virtually
And, if you haven't done so yet, please fill in the survey on your group
members rapidly. Thanks.
The link to the survey is:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/IUFROFagaceaeWorkingGroup
best regards
Oliver Brendel Chuck Cannon Keiko Kitamura
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