Author:
Mari Moora
Community Ecology Workgroup
Research in our workgroup focuses on diversity patterns in plant and mycorrhizal fungal communities and the mechanisms underlying these patterns. The main questions we ask are: How do communities vary along natural gradients and gradients of human impact? What major assembly rules shape communities? What are the roles of different biotic interactions - including competition, herbivory, and symbiosis - in structuring communities? Considered as a whole, the research in the community ecology workgroup aims to understand why particular diversity patterns emerge and the best ways of managing them to protect biodiversity.
Memebers
Martin Zobel
Department of Botany
Chair of Plant Ecology
Academician, Professor of Plant Ecology
Lai 40-208
+372 737 6223
+372 518 7723 (6223)
Head of the workgroup
Martin Zobel
Department of Botany
Chair of Plant Ecology
Academician, Professor of Plant Ecology
Lai 40-208
Mari Moora
Department of Botany
Chair of Plant Ecology
Head of Chair, Professor in Community Ecology
J. Liivi 2-612
Area of Rector
Board Member
+372 514 3394 (6383)
Mari Moora
Department of Botany
Chair of Plant Ecology
Head of Chair, Professor in Community Ecology
J. Liivi 2-612
Area of Rector
Board Member
+372 514 3394 (6383)
John Alexander Davison
Department of Botany
Chair of Plant Ecology
Associate Professor of Plant Ecology
J. Liivi 2-608
John Alexander Davison
Department of Botany
Chair of Plant Ecology
Associate Professor of Plant Ecology
J. Liivi 2-608
Martti Vasar
Department of Botany
Chair of Plant Ecology
Research Fellow in Ecoinformatics
J. Liivi 2-306
Martti Vasar
Department of Botany
Chair of Plant Ecology
Research Fellow in Ecoinformatics
J. Liivi 2-306
Mari Lepik
Department of Botany
Chair of Plant Ecology
Research Fellow in Plant Ecology 0.4 p
Mari Lepik
Department of Botany
Chair of Plant Ecology
Research Fellow in Plant Ecology 0.4 p
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Doctoral defence: Daniyal Gohar “Diversity, genomics, and potential functions of fungus-inhabiting bacteria”
On 20 June at 14:15 Daniyal Gohar will defend his doctoral thesis “Diversity, genomics, and potential functions of fungus-inhabiting bacteria”.
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Seminar: Juliano Sarmento Cabral
Seminar: Juliano Sarmento Cabral | Modelling biodiversity change across scales and levels of ecological organization
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Soil Ecology Workgroup News
Soil Ecology Workgroup News