SCAPE 2009

Program

Friday 23 October

16:00 Registration

18:20 Welcome

18:30 Dinner

19:30 Keynote — Mark van Kleunen: Baker’s Law as a rule in invasion ecology

20:30 Posters

Sauna

Saturday 24 October

7:30 Breakfast

1st session — Chairperson Johan Ehrlén

8:40 Julie Lebeau: How do butterflies cope with a sudden limitation in nectar availability?

9:00 Manja Wendt: Ants too can smell it: The attractiveness of rewarded floral scents

9:20 Michael Werner: Pollen feeding by flower visiting insects

9:40 Miguel Munguía-Rosas: Exploring the adaptive value of flowering phenology: The relationship between flowering onset and synchrony with reproductive success in three British plant species

10:00 Daniel Wisbech Carstensen: Coexistence of two Lichmera honeyeaters on Lombok, Indonesia

10:20 Coffee

2nd session — Chairperson Roosa Leimu

10:40 Keynote — Lynn Adler: Sex and food: The role of flowers for pollinators and herbivores

11:40 Paul Page: The role of floral traits in the nursery pollination of Silene by Hadena bicruris

12:00 Laurent Natalis: Ethological and physiological isolation between Rhinanthus minor and R. angustifolius: Where are the leaks?

12:20 Lunch

3rd session — Chairperson Jon Ågren

14:00 Georg Andersson: Effects of farming practice and age of organic farms on pollination services

14:20 Eeva-Liisa Alanen: Differential responses of social bees and day-active Macrolepidoptera to long-term set-aside

14:40 Mariken Kjøhl: Potential effects of climate change on pollinator dependent crops

15:00 Coffee

4th session — Chairperson Marcos Méndez

15:30 Amparo Lázaro: Factors related to the inter-annual variation in plants' generalization levels within a community

15:50 Jens Olesen: Strong, long-term dynamics in ecological networks

16:10 Marcin Zych: Apiaceae pollination: How specialized can a generalist plant be?

16:30 Ana López Llandres: Floral predators affect the structure of pollination networks through their effects on the behaviour of pollinators

16:50 Yoko Dupont: Spatial and temporal stability of modularity and network keystone species in pollination networks

17:10 Pause

5th session — Chairperson Pia Mutikainen

17:30 Rober Junker: Alien ants on alien plants? What determines the distribution of nectar-feeding ants on flowers in Hawaii?

17:50 Christopher Kaiser-Bunbury: Are invasive plants detrimental to generalised native plant-pollinator interactions?

19:00 Dinner

21:00 Sauna, Leperdisco

Sunday 25 October

4:00 Daylight saving time (summer time) ends. Adjust your clocks backward one hour.

8:00 Breakfast

6th session — Chairperson Ørjan Totland

9:00 Nils Hasenbein: Pollination in fragmented ecosystems: Between competition and isolation

9:20 Anne Weber: Population size, pollination and selection on flowering phenology and floral display

9:40 Carolin Mayer: Population size effects on the pollination of Comarum palustre L. (Rosaceae)

10:00 Chris Kettle: Flower size variation supports tropical tree species coexistence in Borneo

10:20 Pause

7th session — Chairperson Tommy Lennartsson

10:40 Rebekka Lundgren/ Ørjan Totland: Experimental reduction in flower visitation does not cause high reduction in the reproduction of plant species in a Norwegian meadow

11:00 Jon Ågren: Context-dependent selection and the maintenance of variation in floral display

11:20 SCAPE 2010

11:30 Lunch

12:45 Departure from Seili

16:00 Arrival to Turku

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