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Species aggregation as a mechanism of coexistence
In natural communities, most species do not show a random distribution, but often occur in aggregated patches. Because plants only interacts with their direct neighbours, the local distribution is of fundamental importance. This h ...
Supervisor: Dr Jasper van Ruijven
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group |
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Restoring flowering landscapes to bring back extinct bee species
About half of the 357 wild Dutch bee species are red-listed. Because bees are mobile organisms conservation management needs to target landscapes rather than fields or reserves. In the Geuldal, between Valkenburg and Gulpen, we ai ...
Supervisor: David Kleijn and Jeroen Scheper
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group |
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Herintroductie van Oud Bossoorten
De Brabantse bossen zijn relatief jong (<100 jr) en liggen op voedselarme dekzandruggen, veelal voormalige heiden. Een rijke bodem ontbreekt vaak, alsmede boomsoorten die rijk strooisel vormen. Door verzuring en verarming zijn vee ...
Supervisor: Philippine Vergeer (Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation)
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group |
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Dangerous liaisons: harnessing disease to increase plant productivity
Soil-borne and root-colonizing fungi are important drivers of plant establishment, survival, and productivity. Their impact in plant development can be either positive (e.g. mycorrhizal fungi) or negative (pathogens), modifying ho ...
Supervisor: Sofia Gomes and Jose Macia-Vicente
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group |
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BSc thesis: Do lupin flowers deceive pollinators by promising nectar?
Several species of Lupin are being cultivated for their protein rich seeds which can serve as the basis for meat replacements. The flowers of the genus Lupinus are abundantly visited by bumblebees for the high quality pollen which ...
Supervisor: Thijs Fijen
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group |
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Powerful plants: how do they stop a fungal root pathogen?
Do you want to do experimental work in your BSc or MSc thesis? We have several options for both short or longer thesis work, starting in any period!
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Fungal root pathogens cause major diseases in ...
Supervisor: Eline Ampt, Liesje Mommer, Jasper van Ruijven
Department: Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation Group |
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