Agenda - Séminaires AMAP



 Evénements à venir

Mars
31
14h00 - 17h30
Soutenance - Thèse

Structures, functions and movements of searcher shoots in climbing plants

Tom HATTERMANN 

Climbing plants must move from branch to branch to reach the light. To do so, diverse species produce shoots of various shapes and properties capable of crossing voids and seeking support. Some are short, thin, and light while others are long, branched, and leafy. Over time, some make movements that sweep across large spaces while others do not exp... [Lire la suite...]

Amphithéâtre de la Délégation Régionale IRD-Occitanie, Montpellier + visioconférence

Mars
31
14h00 - 18h00
Soutenance - Thèse

Estimating taxonomic diversity using spectral variance of imaging spectroscopy data collected over a tropical rainforest

Colette BADOURDINE 

Tropical forests are the largest reservoir of terrestrial biodiversity. Today, this biodiversity is rapidly eroding due to climate change, land use change and human pressure. Management and monitoring of tropical forests are difficult and costly in terms of financial and human resources. Forest inventories are generally conducted at a limited spati... [Lire la suite...]

Amphithéâtre Jacques Alliot, Cirad, Montpellier

Mars
30
11h00 - 12h00
Séminaire AMAP - Résultats & Programmes

Toward large scale ML-based habitat type prediction

César LEBLANC 

César will present his PhD subject and initial results on predicting future trajectories of plant species and habitat distribution. Recent cyber-infras and new data sources offer opportunities to mobilise massive amounts of biological data that have never been analysed together. In particular, species occurrence data can be combined with various e... [Lire la suite...]

PS 2 salle 201 + visioconférence

Mars
27
11h00 - 12h00
Séminaire AMAP - Résultats & Programmes

Phylogenies and their potential for ecological research

MAURIN Olivier 

The presentation looks at the progress made in plant systematic and phylogenetics over the past 40 years. From small datasets comprising a few individuals and a few hundred nucleotides to the current “mega” datasets including hundreds of thousands of base pairs and thousands of individuals, we look at case examples demonstrating the benefits of... [Lire la suite...]

PS 2 salle 201 + visioconférence

Mars
27
14h00 - 18h00
Soutenance - Thèse

Developmental trajectories and Ecology of Monocarpic Trees: Insights from the genus Cerberiopsis (Apocynaceae)

Camille SALMON 

Semelparity is the ability of an organism to reproduce once and then die. In plants, this life history strategy is also named monocarpy. After a unique flowering event, the whole plant dies. This strategy inherently characterizes annual and biennial herbaceous, and frequently occurs in bamboo and palms, but remains extremely rare in woody branched ... [Lire la suite...]

Amphithéâtre Jacques Alliot, Cirad, Montpellier