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Beta diverse of caterpillar(Lepidoptera)from tropicals forests lowlands depending on their host spetialization. (ME 646)

Goal of this project is studiing of beta-diversion of herbivor insect on Papua-New Guinea.Project is focused for example on:space variability in species composition of caterpillar.......

EG - Zoologie

  • 2003 - 2006
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  • 1 511 tis. Kč
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  • 1 511 tis. Kč
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  • MŠMT
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Beta-diversity of insect herbivores in tropical lowland forests relationships with host specificity and plant resources (IAA6007106)

The study will quantify beta-diversity of species-rich communities of insect herbivores in tropical lowland rainforests of Papua New Guinea, an atea geologically the effect of pl...

EH - Ekologie – společenstva

  • 2001 - 2005
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  • 4 712 tis. Kč
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  • 2 550 tis. Kč
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  • AV ČR
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Why are there more species of insect herbivores and parasitoids in tropical than temperate forests? (GA14-04258S)

assembled by uniform sampling from replicated 0.1 ha plots in tropical Papua New Guinea hypotheses that herbivore diversity is driven by latitudinal variation in either the diversity of plants, o...

EH - Ekologie – společenstva

  • 2014 - 2016
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  • 15 244 tis. Kč
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  • 14 344 tis. Kč
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  • GA ČR
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Ecological determinants of biodiversity distribution in tropical forests a synthesis for Lepidoptera communities in New Guinea (GA206/09/0115)

rainforests of Papua New Guinea. Together with pre-existing results, we will obtain strategies in New Guinea, one of the three remaining world?s tropical wilderness areas. Thestudy is important a...

EH - Ekologie – společenstva

  • 2009 - 2013
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  • 7 830 tis. Kč
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  • 7 830 tis. Kč
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  • GA ČR
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Beta diversity of plant-insect food webs along an altitudinal gradient in the tropics (LH11008)

We will test key biotic and abiotic factors determining the structure of plant-insect food webs, including herbivores, predators and parasitoids in primary rainforest ecosystems along an altitudinal gradient in Papua Ne...

EH - Ekologie – společenstva

  • 2011 - 2014
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  • 5 060 tis. Kč
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  • 3 465 tis. Kč
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  • MŠMT
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Dpecies richness and host specificity of sap-sucking insects feeding on rainforest trees in Papua New Guinea comunity patterns (IAA6007705)

detailed study of the sap-sucking insect herbivores on 15 rainforest species of Ficusin Papua New Guinea. The aim of our new project is to further extend the sampling specificity of rain...

EH - Ekologie – společenstva

  • 1997 - 1999
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  • 649 tis. Kč
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  • 326 tis. Kč
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  • AV ČR
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The impact of disturbance intensity on succession trajectories in tropical rain forests an experiment with plant-insect food webs in New Guinea (GA20-10205S)

specialization of insect herbivores. These trends increase generality, vulnerability, and diversity in plant-herbivore food webs. Exclusion of insect herbivores from succession by herbivores<...

Ecology

  • 2020 - 2023
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  • 13 662 tis. Kč
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  • 13 662 tis. Kč
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  • GA ČR
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Species richness and host specificity of leaf-chewing insects a comparison between temperate and tropical communities (IAB6187001)

, pedation risk) will be studied in a floodplain area of Odra River. The study is explicitlydesigned to allow direct comparison with a parallel research on herbivorous insects on selected reinforest trees in Pa...

EH - Ekologie – společenstva

  • 2000 - 2002
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  • 609 tis. Kč
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  • 369 tis. Kč
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  • AV ČR
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Species richness and host specificity of leaf-chewing insects on rainforest trees in Papua New Guinea (ME 041)

Leaf-chewing insects feeding on sixty tree species from 18 families in a lowland rain forest in the Madang area, Papua New Guinea are studied. Large scale sampling where parataxonomists are used to handcol...

EH - Ekologie – společenstva

  • 1996 - 2001
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  • 1 855 tis. Kč
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  • 1 505 tis. Kč
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  • MŠMT
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Rainforest succession trajectories along an elevation gradient in times of climate change a community-transplantation experiment in New Guinea (GA23-07776S)

more important. The study will be conducted in Papua New Guinea, where it will help elevations while manipulating their insect herbivores. Studying plant communities exposed of plant spe...

Plant sciences, botany

  • 2023 - 2025
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  • 12 736 tis. Kč
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  • 12 736 tis. Kč
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  • GA ČR
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