XI Colloquium on Plant Ecophysiology
Parque Katalapi, January 14-17, 2016, Región de Los Lagos Chile
General Program
Thursday Jan 14
Friday Jan 15
Saturday Jan 16
Sunday Jan 17
Breakfast
Breakfast
Breakfast
9:00-10:30
Symposium
Lohengrin Cavieres (Mod)
9:00-9:30
9:00-9:30
Mini-lecture
Nicolás Franck
Mini-lecture
Alejandra Zúñiga
Plant interactions in a
changing world
Richard Michalet
Brad Butterfield
Rob Broker
Paco Pugnaire
“From the IRGA to the pruning
shear: can plant ecophysiology
really do something for fruit
tree growers in arid zones?”
"Ecological implications of
the radicular adaptation of
Embothrium coccineum
(Proteaceae) in temperate
environments"
Chris Lortie
Ragan Callaway
Symposium
Lohengrin Cavieres (Mod)
9:30-10:30
9:30-10:30
Short communications 2
Short communications 5
10:30 Coffee Break
10:30 Coffee Break
10:30 Coffee Break
11:30-12:15
11:30-12:15
Symposium
Lohengrin Cavieres (Mod)
Short communications 3
11:30-12:15
Claudio Pastenes
“Water relations in
grapevines: contrasting
responses on three
varieties”
12:15-13:00
12:15-13:00
12:15-13:00
Noon Lecture
Leopoldo García Sancho
Noon Lecture
Manuel Pinto
Closing Lecture
Rajeev Arora
"Photosynthetic
"New Challenges for Crop
“Post-thaw recovery - a
performance under natural
Physiology in an ever Changing
component of plant freezing
conditions of Gunnera
magallánica and other
Environment"
tolerance”
13:00 Lunch
13:30 Farewell lunch
organisms containing
cyanobacteria and their
possible contribution to
nitrogen input in
Subantarctic ecosystems"
13:00 Lunch
15:00-15:30
15:00-15:30
Mini-lecture
Rafael Rubilar
Mini-lecture
Rafael Coopman
"Opportunities for
Eucalyptus genotypes
selection for sustainable
"Photosynthetic responses of
trees in high-elevation forests
along the Andes"
use of water."
16:00 Registration
15:30-16-30
Short communications 1
15:30-16-30
Short communications 4
16:30 Coffee Break
16:30 Coffee Break
19:00
17:30-18:15
17:30-18:15
Welcome remarks
Luis Corcuera
Evening Lecture
Christopher Lusk
Evening Lecture
Marilyn Ball
“A functional comparison of
“A salty tale: the crucial role of
nocturnal humidity in
19:15 Opening Lecture
Bruce Osborne
“Wetting and Re-Wetting
rainforest tree assemblages
in Chile and New Zealand”
maintenance of mangrove
productivity”
Events in a Drier Future:
The 'Birch Effect'
Revisited”
20:15 “Cata en Kata” and
19:00 Dinner
19:00 Dinner
20:30-21:30
20:30-21:30
Dinner
Discussion
Rodrigo Guijón
"Conservation and
sustainable use of
agrobiodiversity and native
biodiversity in a changing
world: How can plant
ecophysiologists help?"
Discussion
Lohengrin Cavieres
“Revising the progress on plantplant interactions research
during the last 20 years”
16:00 Departure