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Forests are highly complex systems in which currents of substances, energy and information flow between all the living organisms involved, linking their metabolisms. Insights into the information flows between organisms help to understand what makes ecosystems stable and resilient. At Meet the Scientist, forest scientist and plant biologist Marcel Robischon presents an example of chemical communication between plants and other organisms and invites you to listen to the language of trees.

This event is part of Berlin Science Week.

In cooperation with the European University Alliance Circle U.

 

SPEAKER

Prof. Marcel Robischon is a forest scientist, plant biologist and head of the Department of Agroecology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. His scientific focus is agroecology, especially the developmental biology and ecology of woody plants. In addition, he deals with the world’s natural and agricultural heritage in agricultural teaching.

Marcel Robischon
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