XV International Palynological Congress
XI International Organization of Palaeobotany Congress
200 Years of Palaeobotany
1 - 7 May, 2021 Prague, Czech Republic
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A01 Advances in Devonian palaeobotany – a symposium in honor of Phillipe Gerrienne
A02 Cryptosporophytes: a new group of early land Plants
A03 Permian plant succession and the global climate changes
A04 Glimpses into the evolution of Fungi
A05 Late Palaeozoic continental ecosystems of Gondwana
A06 Palaeozoic palaeobotany: taxonomy, diversity and palaeoecology
B01 Permo-Carboniferous peat-forming tropical forrests buried in situ by volcanic ash in the light of palaeobotanical and palynological research; results from the Czech Republic and China
B02 Palaeozoic palynology: a CIMP and Aramco-CIMP Special Project symposium dedicated to the memory of Professor Bernard Owens
C01 The innovations of plants in the Mesozoic
C02 Amber palaeobotany: What did the forests for all the fossil invertebrates look like?
C03 Palaeobotany and Palynology of the Late Cretaceous–Paleocene Deccan Intertrappean Beds of Central India
C04 Mesozoic plants: taxonomy, diversity, and palaeoecology
C05 Evolution of Neotropical ecosystems
C06 The Legacy of Plant diversity and environmental background across the critical intervals of the Mesozoic
C07 Vegetation history and evolution of terrestrial ecosystems in Southern Africa, from early land plants to modern vegetation
C08 Mesozoic plant cuticles: implications for evolution and palaeoenvironment
D01 Honoring palaeopalynologist Reinhard Zetter
D02 Mesozoic and Cenozoic palynology, mesofossil and palynofacies analysis: a tribute to the memory of David J. Batten
D03 Reproductive organs of fossil plants and their in-situ spores and pollen
H01 Quantitative reconstruction of Holocene land-use and land-cover change: advances and applications
H02 Forward to the past – research development on quantifying land cover change and its implication for the biosphere
H03 Application of palynological and palaeoecological information in conservation and restoration
H04 Back to the Future? Subboreal vegetation and climate as a reference for future environmental dynamics
H05 Changing Island Ecosystems
H06 Palynology for Sustainability: the Long-Term Perspective of Human Impact on Landscape for Environmental Change (LoTEC)
H07 Long-term tropical forest dynamics; critical knowledge in a changing world
H08 Mountain Palaeoecology on the move: the future of mountain ecosystems as seen through palaeoecology
H09 Big events – Big Impacts. Success and adaptation strategies of ancient populations to climate changes
H10 High resolution palaeo-records tracking species and community responses to past fire dynamic
M01 Modern pollen-vegetation studies for past land-cover reconstructions and calibration of the fossil pollen record
M02 Exploring trends in surface pollen deposition in response to biotic and abiotic drivers
M03 Recent advances in dinoflagellates and their cysts as environmental tracers
M04 Extra microfossils in pollen slides: from environmental indicators to biotic interactions
M05 Forensic Palynology
M06 Pollen wall morphology, development, and developmental mechanisms
M07 Pollen record from cave environments: The dark side of palynology
M08 Fire as an ecological and evolutional driver of terrestrial biota
M09 Molecular proxies in palaeoecology: recent developments and their implications for understanding past environments and ecosystems
M10 Biopolymers in palynological and palaeobotanical research (session co-organised by the Palynology Specialist Groups of the Linnean Society and the Micropalaeontological Society)
M11 Applied palynology: methodological innovations
M12 Global forest dynamics: from pollen-based past reconstruction to future prediction
Q01 A global view on Early Pleistocene Climate and Vegetation dynamics
Q02 Exploring ecological concepts in the Quaternary
Q03 Marine pollen records for direct land-sea correlation of Earth system dynamics
Q04 Glacial-interglacial cycles as natural experiments
Q05 Impact of aridity on vegetation: past and present evidence reveals our future
T01 The evolution of plant diversity under palaeoenvironmental changes in the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau Region
T02 Cenozoic continental climate and vegetation patterns on both sides of the North Pacific – an open NECLIME symposium
Z01 IAWA Fossil Wood Symposium IPC-IOPC 2020
Z02 Palaeobotany at the forefront of gender equality
Z03 Phylogenetic Palaeobotany
Z04 IAPT Early Career Investigator Symposium: New fossils, New Methods, New Ideas
Z05 Palynology and palaeobotany in the digital era
W01 Navigating Nomenclature – Publishing, typifying and naming fossil-taxa (The International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plants) (additional fee of 10 EUR will apply)
W02 Estimating pollen productivity with R tools/disqover package
W03 Registration of Plant Fossil Names (additional fee of 10 EUR will apply)
W04 Artistic session
NC Celebration of 200 Years of Palaeoboatny – Botanical Nomenclature in Palaeobotany and Palaeopalynology (additional fee of 10 EUR will apply)
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