Lead Markus Franzen
Study involving three experimental oak stands established in 1995 at Askeby, Tånnö, and Vibyholm. This project evaluates the incidence of reproductive oaks, considering species variations (Skogsek, Bergek, and hybrids), geographical impacts (latitude and climate), genetic...
Study involving three experimental oak stands established in 1995 at Askeby, Tånnö, and Vibyholm. This project evaluates the incidence of reproductive oaks, considering species variations (Skogsek, Bergek, and hybrids), geographical impacts (latitude and climate), genetic backgrounds (maternal genetic and epigenetic effects), and differences due to the trees’ origins (translocation/source population). Utilising detailed visual and statistical tools, we will display comprehensive data, including the proportion of flowering individuals and average trunk diameters, providing a clear visual representation of reproductive dynamics across these distinct stands.
Related methods
12- Light and temperature data collection
- Oak genetic structure / DNA analyses
- Oak regeneration study
- Biodiversity and phenology soundbox
- Dendrochronological analysis
- Herbivory and mildew assessment
- Insect biomass assessment
- Lichen and moss diversity
- Oak bark yeast sampling
- Tree basal area and dead-standing wood assessment
- Tree characteristics measurement
- Vascular plant assessment