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The European beech is the most significant deciduous tree species in Germany. With new protocols, beech trees can be established in in vitro culture and used for vegetative propagation or biotechnological research.
As part of the project 'RubraSelect', the Thünen Institute of Forest Genetics analyzed growth performance and drought stress tolerance of different red oak provenances from Germany and North America. This work provides an important contribution to the production and provision of high-quality forest…
Wolves have been back in Germany for over 20 years. In a recent study, the Thünen Institute presents new tools to answer the question of what the predators feed on.
Publications
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Zahn V, Fendel A, Sievers A-J, Fladung M, Brügmann T (2025) Benefiting from the past: establishing in vitro culture of European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) from provenance trial trees and seedlings. Plant Methods 21:31, DOI:10.1186/s13007-025-01350-3
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Wodtke S, Fendel A, Brügmann T (2025) Brush them away : a simple method to remove trichomes and visualize stomata. Mar 24, 2025. Berkeley: protocols io, DOI:10.17504/protocols.io.kxygxwjqwv8j/v1
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Petercord R, Liesebach M, Teutenberg A, Eisenhauer DR, Freise L, Strunk M, Stahlmann JK, Schmitt J (2025) Demografischer Wandel im Wald - Vitalität und Alterserwartung. AFZ Der Wald 80(7):36-38
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Eisold A-M, Bubner B, Blunk V, Schneck V (2025) Detection of Hymenoscyphus fraxineus in leaf rachises from European ash (Fraxinus excelsior) in Germany. Forests 16(1):149, DOI:10.3390/f16010149
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Pakull B, Degen B, Schröder H, Riedel T, Mader M, Liesebach H, Hoffmann P, Hoppe S, Eusemann P (2025) Hybridization, spatial genetic structure and potential environmental preadaptation in Quercus robur and Quercus petraea in Germany - results from the 4th National Forest Inventory. Tree Genetics Genomes 21(2):11, DOI:10.1007/s11295-025-01695-9
