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Oak bark yeast sampling

Fungi Inventories Oak DNA & genomics
Investigate the ecology and evolution of Saccharomyces yeast species on oak.
Sample collection
Collect bark samples from 28 native oaks, five project-designated trees, and three old oaks, targeting areas known for yeast colonisation.
Analysis
Conduct genetic sequencing and ecological assessments to understand yeast distributions and their interactions with the oak bark environment.

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  • Yeast diversity on oak Markus Franzen
  • Beetle diversity in swedish oak forests using biodiversity pheromones Markus Franzen
  • Do oaks grow faster in recent times? Markus Franzen
  • Exploring cryptic species: infestation dynamics of Acrocercops on oaks Markus Franzen
  • Exploring genetic diversity and local adaptations in oak populations at northern range margins Markus Franzen
  • Exploring phenological synchrony in Swedish oak forests Markus Franzen
  • Exploring the association between biodiversity and the age of the oak forest Markus Franzen
  • Exploring the influence of the Ellenberg Nitrogen Index on oak growth across latitudinal gradients in Sweden Markus Franzen
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