Prof. Dr. Christoph Reisch
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Important information: Molecular Ecology and Conservation Genetics
Genetic variation is essential for plant evolution and conservation. We analyse the mechanisms that generate genetic variation and investigate how much variation is required for the long-term protection of endangered plant species
Molecular ecology and conservation genetics
Plants are part of a complex system of interactions with their environment. Factors such as population size and history, land use and habitat structure, reproductive and dispersal mode or abundance and distribution influence plant biodiversity at all levels - from landscape, habitat and population to genomics. The working group investigates these relationships and deals with questions from the fields of vegetation, restoration and population ecology, molecular biogeography, landscape genetics and clade differentiation, conservation and restoration genetics as well as ecological genetics and epigenetics.
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Address – Prof. Dr Christoph Reisch
- E-mail address: christoph.reisch(at)ur.de (opens your email program)
- Tel: +49 941 943-3131 (starts a telephone call, if your device allows this)
- Fax: +49 941 943-3106
- Location: WNW.E4, 2.313
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Important information: Faculty of Biology and Pre-clinical Medicine
University of Regensburg
Universitätsstraße 31
D-93053 Regensburg
Location - Prof. Dr Christoph Reisch
93053 Regensburg
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Photos: Research, Christoph Reisch; Teaching, Caroline Wolny/Christoph Reisch; Team, Maaria Rosenkranz; Seed bank, Lina Begemann