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Ecology and evolution of clonal growth forms of the vascular flora across biodiversity hotspots in Iran, with particular reference to Lamiaceae
Thesis title in Czech: Ekologie a evoluce klonálních růstových forem angiosperm v Íránu, se zvláštním zřetelem k čeledi Lamiaceae
Thesis title in English: Ecology and evolution of clonal growth forms of the vascular flora across biodiversity hotspots in Iran, with particular reference to Lamiaceae
Academic year of topic announcement: 2022/2023
Thesis type: dissertation
Thesis language: angličtina
Department: Department of Botany (31-120)
Supervisor: prof. RNDr. Tomáš Herben, CSc.
Author: hidden - assigned by the advisor
Date of registration: 10.10.2022
Date of assignment: 13.10.2022
Advisors: prof. RNDr. Jitka Klimešová, CSc.
Mgr. Tomáš Fér, Ph.D.
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Preliminary scope of work
Objectives
To determine relatiosnhip between habitats, ecological requirements and clonality in Lamiaceae, a representative family in the Iranian flora. The aim is to connect evolution of clonal growth forms within the family with environmental data in habitats/biomes, where these clonal growth forms are found. The aim of this part is to relate clonal traits and clonal growth organs to environmental gradients that are more stressful than those that have been studied so far. In addition, to collect data on distribution of clonality in habitats that are not found in Europe (where most data on clonality have been collected until now).
This will allow us to fill following research objectives: (i) to assess the diversity of clonal growth organs and other clonal traits in the family; (ii) to relate clonal growth organs and clonal traits to environmental gradients; (iii) to examine rates of evolution (appearance and loss) of individual types of clonal growth organ (CGO) in a species-rich family with diversification centre in Iran; (iv) to evaluate how individual types of CGO constrain clonal traits, that is, measurable and ecologically relevant parameters of clonal growth.
Preliminary scope of work in English
Objectives
To determine relatiosnhip between habitats, ecological requirements and clonality in Lamiaceae, a representative family in the Iranian flora. The aim is to connect evolution of clonal growth forms within the family with environmental data in habitats/biomes, where these clonal growth forms are found. The aim of this part is to relate clonal traits and clonal growth organs to environmental gradients that are more stressful than those that have been studied so far. In addition, to collect data on distribution of clonality in habitats that are not found in Europe (where most data on clonality have been collected until now).
This will allow us to fill following research objectives: (i) to assess the diversity of clonal growth organs and other clonal traits in the family; (ii) to relate clonal growth organs and clonal traits to environmental gradients; (iii) to examine rates of evolution (appearance and loss) of individual types of clonal growth organ (CGO) in a species-rich family with diversification centre in Iran; (iv) to evaluate how individual types of CGO constrain clonal traits, that is, measurable and ecologically relevant parameters of clonal growth.
 
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