Christoph Reisch (C Reisch)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2017-2023
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Genetic Diversity

Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Top Venues

Ecology and evolution

Plant biology (Stuttgart, Germany)

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Publications

K Iberl, Peter Poschlod, Christoph Reisch
A source of hidden diversity: soil seed bank and aboveground populations of a common herb contain similar levels of genetic variation. Plant biology (Stuttgart, Germany) (2023)
Franziska Kaulfuß, Christoph Reisch
Restoration of species-rich grasslands by transfer of local plant material and its impact on species diversity and genetic variation-Findings of a practical restoration project in southeastern Germany. Ecology and evolution 11 (18) (2021)
Christoph Reisch, J Sattler
Impact of river dynamics on the genetic variation of Gypsophila repens (Caryophyllaceae): a comparison of heath forest and more dynamic gravel bank populations along an alpine river. Plant biology (Stuttgart, Germany) 23 (1) (2020)
Ellen Pagel, Peter Poschlod, Christoph Reisch
Habitat matters - Strong genetic and epigenetic differentiation in Linum catharticum from dry and wet grasslands. Ecology and evolution 10 (18) (2020)
Christoph Reisch, Christoph Schmid
Species and genetic diversity are not congruent in fragmented dry grasslands. Ecology and evolution 9 (1) (2018)
Franziska Kaulfuß, Christoph Reisch
Reintroduction of the endangered and endemic plant species Cochlearia bavarica-Implications from conservation genetics. Ecology and evolution 7 (24) (2017)
S Tausch, M Leipold, P Poschlod, Christoph Reisch
Molecular markers provide evidence for a broad-fronted recolonisation of the widespread calcareous grassland species Sanguisorba minor from southern and cryptic northern refugia. Plant biology (Stuttgart, Germany) 19 (4) (2017)
Martin Leipold, Simone Tausch, Peter Poschlod, Christoph Reisch
Species distribution modeling and molecular markers suggest longitudinal range shifts and cryptic northern refugia of the typical calcareous grassland species Hippocrepis comosa (horseshoe vetch). Ecology and evolution 7 (6) (2017)