Oliver Gailing

Genomic Prediction Enables Provenance-Aware Selection in 1 Sessile Oak (Quercus petraea) using Foliar Physiological Traits

This study uses genomic prediction to select resilient sessile oak genotypes based on foliar physiological traits, showing high heritability and across-provenance predictability.

Assessing the adaptative potential to temperature and precipitation along a steep environmental gradient in populations of European beech

This study identifies SNP markers associated with environmental variables in European beech populations along an altitudinal gradient, highlighting potential genes involved in local adaptation to temperature and precipitation.

Genome-wide association study in European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) for drought stress traits

The paper conducts a GWAS in European beech to identify genetic markers associated with drought stress traits, finding significant SNPs linked to stomatal density and water use efficiency.

Land-use changes impact root-fungal network connectivity in a global biodiversity hotspot

The paper examines how land-use changes affect root-fungal network connectivity in Sumatra's rainforests, finding reduced fungal diversity and connectivity in monoculture plantations.

Phylogenetic and taxonomic insights into Betula: low-coverage whole genome sequencing and plastome analysis with focus on the rare Ukrainian endemic species Betula klokovii Zaverucha

This study uses low-coverage whole genome sequencing and plastome analysis to investigate the taxonomy of Betula klokovii, finding it distinct from related species despite potential hybridization.

Assignment of frost tolerant coast redwood trees of unknown origin to populations within their natural range using nuclear and chloroplast microsatellite genetic markers

The paper assigns frost-tolerant coast redwood trees of unknown origin to geographic clusters using microsatellite markers, finding they belong to northern or southern clusters rather than specific populations.