UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING SOIL MICROBIOMES · understanding of what can be achieved and which...

11–13 December, 2019 Braunschweig, Germany

PROGRAMME

www.soil-metagenomics.org

4th THÜNEN SYMPOSIUM ON SOIL METAGENOMICS

UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING SOIL MICROBIOMES

plus Workshop on Bioinformatic Tools

I 4th Thünen Symposium on Soil Metagenomics2

ScIentIfIc programme overvIew

Wednesday, 11 December Thursday, 12 December Friday, 13 December

08:30–09:55

09:00–11:00 09:00–10:15

p. 6 Climate change

Coffee break p. 10

10:15–12:20 10:15–11:00

p. 8 p. 10Industrial exhibition/coffee break Industrial exhibition/coffee break

11:15–13:00 11:15–12:30Ecosystems biology

p. 6Industrial exhibition/lunch break* 12:30–13:30

13:00–13:10Opening of the conference p. 8

13:10–13:40Opening lecture 13:30–13:35

Conference farewell

p. 6 p. 11

13:40–15:10 Industrial exhibition/lunch break*

14:00–15:45 14:00–15:35

Coffee break

15:25–17:25

p. 9 15:50–17:05

Industrial exhibition/coffee break

16:00–17:00

p. 9

17:00–19:15Poster session and drinks

17:25–19:25 Key

Poster session and drinks Workshop

p. 13 Scientific session

20:00–00:00 Social programme

Conference dinner Poster session

p. 27 * for workshop participants only

Workshop I – Analyses of metagenomes – continued

Statistics and analyses of interactions

Viruses, protists and other understudied groups 2

Microbial evolution and adaptations – continued

Workshop II – Beyond metagenomes – continued

p. 7

Towards applied metagenomics

p. 11

p. 19

Workshop I – Analyses of metagenomes

Industrial exhibition/lunch break

Viruses, protists and other understudied groups 1

Workshop II – Beyond metagenomes

Coffee break

Bioinformatics and modelling

Microbial evolution and adaptations

Biogeochemical transformations

p. 6

p. 6

p. 11

p. 10

p. 11

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table of contentS

Organisation and imprint ........................................................................................................... 4

Welcome note of the conference chair ....................................................................................... 5

Workshop programme Wednesday, 11 December .................................................................................................. 6 Friday, 13 December .......................................................................................................... 11

Scientific programme Wednesday, 11 December .................................................................................................. 7 Thursday, 12 December ...................................................................................................... 8 Friday, 13 December .......................................................................................................... 10

Poster sessions Wednesday, 11 December .................................................................................................. 13 Thursday, 12 December ...................................................................................................... 19

Social programme ..................................................................................................................... 27

Sponsors and exhibitors ............................................................................................................ 28

Plan of venue ............................................................................................................................ 29

General information ................................................................................................................... 30

Index of invited speakers, chairs and authors ............................................................................. 35


organISatIon and ImprInt

Venue Thünen Institute, ForumBundesallee 50 I 38116 Braunschweig (DE)

Conference websitewww.soil-metagenomics.org

Conference chairProf. Dr. Christoph C. TebbeThünen Institute of Biodiversity I Braunschweig (DE)

Local organising committeeBei LiuDaminiAnita PopovskaDaniel Vasconcelos RissiSainur SamadMárton SzoboszlayGuangliang Zhang

International scientific committee

Conference organisationConventus Congressmanagement & Marketing GmbHElena SpeierCarl-Pulfrich-Straße 1 I 07745 Jena (DE)Phone +49 3641 31 [email protected] I www.conventus.de

Design/layoutLayout krea.tif–art UG (limited liability)Print siblog – Gesellschaft für Dialogmarketing, Fulfillment & Lettershop mbHCirculation 300Editorial Deadline 25 November, 2019

Petr Baldrian (CZ)Gabriele Berg (AT)Martin Hartmann (CH)Marcela Hernandez (DE) Janet K. Jansson (US)Zhongjun Jia (CN)Sascha M. B. Krause (CN)Folker Meyer (US)

Michael Pester (DE)James Prosser (GB)Yogesh Shouche (IN)Kornelia Smalla (DE)Tim Urich (DE)Jan Dirk van Elsas (NL)Tim Vogel (FR)


welcome note of the conference chaIr

Dear colleagues,

Tremendous progress has been made since high-throughput DNA sequencing technologies entered the field of soil microbiology, and the scientific community involved in soil omics studies is con-tinuously growing. With that development, there is also higher demand for guiding young scientists into this exciting field providing them with the best analytical tools available but also with a critical understanding of what can be achieved and which problems will require more research.

Continuing the legacy of the first three Thünen Symposia, we would like to provide the opportunity for participants to learn about the latest progress at the intersection of microbial bioinformatics and soil ecology. Focus points of the 4th Symposium include the spatial organisation of soil microbial com-munities and to the study of neglected groups, i.e. soil viruses and protists. The workshop flanking the symposium provides the opportunity to learn about techniques for metagenomic analyses and beyond (transcriptomes and proteome).

We are looking forward to meeting you in Braunschweig,

Prof. Dr. Christoph C. TebbeConference chair


workShop programme I wedneSday, 11 december

08:30–09:55 workshop I analyses of metagenomesChairs Márton Szoboszlay, Sainur Samad (Braunschweig/DE)

08:30 welcome Sainur Samad, Márton Szoboszlay (Braunschweig/DE)

08:40 processing amplicon sequence data for the analysis of microbial WS1 communities Martin Hartmann (Zurich/CH)

10:15–12:20 workshop I analyses of metagenomes – continuedChairs Márton Szoboszlay, Sainur Samad (Braunschweig/DE)

10:15 mg-raSt – analysing large scale soil metagenomeWS 2 Folker Meyer (Chicago, IL/US)

11:30 building portable and reproducible workflows with common workflow WS 3 language (cwl) Andreas Wilke (Chicago, IL/US)

13:00–13:10 opening of the conference

13:00 welcome address of the president of the thünen Institute Folkhard Isermeyer (Braunschweig/DE)

13:05 welcome address conference chair Christoph C. Tebbe (Braunschweig/DE)

13:10–13:40 opening lectureChair Gabriele Berg (Graz/AT)

13:10 metagenomics of the plant microbiome – beyond collecting stampsKN 1 Jos Raaijmakers (Wageningen/NL)

13:40–15:10 bioinformatics and modellingChair Timothy Vogel (Lyon/FR)

13:40 the future of microbiome researchKN 2 Nikos Kyrpides (Walnut Creek, CA/US)

14:10 new bioinformatic techniques for analysing large metagenomic datasetsKN 3 Folker Meyer (Chicago, IL/US)


ScIentIfIc programme I wedneSday, 11 december

14:40 terrestrial metagenome database db – a public repository of curated and OR 1 standardised metadata Felipe Borim Corrêa (Leipzig/DE)

14:55 ortan – a user friendly pipeline for semi-automated annotation of OR 2 ecosystem processes João P. Saraiva (Leipzig/DE)

15:25–17:25 Statistics and analyses of interactionsChair James Prosser (Aberdeen/GB)

15:25 Statistical methods for the analyses of microbiome dataKN 4 Amy Willis (Seattle, WA/US)

15:55 opportunities and limitations of microbial network analysesKN 5 Karoline Faust (Leuven/BE)

16:25 what’s happening in the neighbourhood? the need for soil aggregatomicsOR 3 Christoph C. Tebbe (Braunschweig/DE)

16:40 dynamics of active bacterial and fungal interactions in the assimilation of OR 4 acidobacterial epS in soil Ohana Yonara de Assis Costa (Wageningen/NL)

16:55 machine learning to predict ecosystem processes in complex communities OR 5 from ‘omics’ data Ulisses Nunes da Rocha (Leipzig/DE)

17:10 agroforestry practices fail to mimic the aboveground-belowground OR 6 interactions of amazon mature forest Márcio Leite (Wageningen/NL)

17:25–19:25 poster session and drinks (see page 13)


ScIentIfIc programme I thurSday, 12 december

09:00–11:00 biogeochemical transformationsChair Kornelia Smalla (Braunschweig/DE)

09:00 nitrogen cycling microbial communities – from diversity to interactions and KN 6 functions Laurent Philippot (Dijon/FR)

09:30 life, death and struggle of ammonium oxidizers in soilKN 7 Zhongjun Jia (Nanjing/CN)

10:00 niche specialisation in ammonia oxidisers – mechanisms, evidence, dreams KN 8 and reality James Prosser (Aberdeen/GB)

10:30 diversity, activity and niches of aerobic methane-oxidizing bacteriaOR 7 Marc Dumont (Southampton/GB)

10:45 response of soil organic carbon and microbial community structure to OR 8 long-term different tillage patterns and straw returning Tang-yuan Ning (Taian/CN)

11:15–13:00 ecosystems biologyChair Osnat Gillor (Midreshet Ben Gurion/IL)

11:15 microbial communities and their activity at the root-soil interface of a KN 9 coniferous forest soil respond to seasonal changes of metabolomes Petr Baldrian (Prague/CZ)

11:45 resistance and resilience of the soil microbiome to mechanical compactionOR 9 Martin Hartmann (Zurich/CH)

12:00 diverse oxygenic dentrifiers revealed in agricultural soils and lake sediments byOR 10 ong-read amplicon sequencing of putative nitrix oxide dismutase (nod) genes Baoli Zhu (Bayreuth/DE)

12:15 molecular microbial indicators of land use change and their role in soil OR 11 ecosystem services Melanie Armbruster (Oxford/GB)

12:30 ecosystem biology of a rare biosphere memberKN 10 Michael Pester (Braunschweig/DE)


ScIentIfIc programme I thurSday, 12 december

14:00–15:45 viruses, protists and other understudied groups 1Chair Michael Bonkowski (Cologne/DE)

14:00 viruses from desert soilsKN 11 Evelien M. Adriaenssens (Norwich, Pretoria, GB/ZA)

14:30 the mycosphere virome – focus on mycocompetent paraburkholderia speciesKN 12 Jan Dirk van Elsas (Groningen/NL)

15:00 Stable-isotope probing and metagenomic analyses demonstrate individual OR 12 host-virus interactions with soil methanotrophic communities Sungeun Lee (Ecully/FR)

15:15 elusive protists – the last frontier of soil microbiome. examples of cercozoaKN 13 (rhizaria) worldwide diversity Anna Maria Fiore-Donno (Cologne/DE)

16:00–17:00 viruses, protists and other understudied groups 2Chair Michael Pester (Braunschweig/DE)

16:00 unraveling the relative importance of ecological factors to predict the spatialOR 13 diversity patterns of cercazoan communities in europe Florine Degrune (Berlin/DE)

16:15 novel insights into the soil food web – heterotrophic protists feeding on OR 14 algae and fungi Kenneth Dumack (Cologne/DE)

16:30 acidobacteria – a globally abundant but unexplored phylumOR 15 Katharina J. Huber (Braunschweig/DE)

16:45 ktedonobacterales as early colonisers in soils of different ages following OR 16 volcanic eruptions Marcela Hernandez (Braunschweig/DE)

17:00–19:15 poster session and drinks (see page 19)

20:00 conference dinner (Gastwerk Rodizio Braunschweig) (see page 27)


ScIentIfIc programme I frIday, 13 december

09:00–10:15 climate changeChair Petr Baldrian (Prague/CZ)

09:00 Soil microbial community responses to climate warming from the tropical KN 14 forest to the arctic tundra Kostas Konstantinidis (Atlanta, GA/US)

09:30 response of soil biota to 50 years of warmingOR 17 Tim Urich (Greifswald/DE)

09:45 microbial responses to long-term permafrost soil thaw in Siberia – a combinedOR 18 mesocosm-metagenomic study Susanne Liebner (Potsdam/DE)

10:00 effect of free air carbon dioxide enrichment (face) on rhizospheric OR 19 bacteria under fertilisation and in combination with drought Sascha M. B. Krause (Shanghai/CN)

10:15–11:00 microbial evolution and adaptationsChair Marcela Hernandez (Braunschweig/DE)

10:15 beyond sporulation – exploring survival strategies in soil microorganismsKN 15 Dagmar Woebken (Vienna/AT)

10:45 polysaccharide-producing bacteria as drivers for soil structure OR 20 development Stefanie Schulz (Neuherberg/DE)

11:15–12:30 microbial evolution and adaptations – continuedChair Marcela Hernandez (Braunschweig/DE)

11:15 horizontal gene transfer driven microbial adaptation towards organic xenobioticKN 16 biodegradation – a targeted metagenomic approach Dirk Springael (Leuven/BE)

11:45 antibiotic resistance genes and mobile genetic elements – the metagenomicKN 17 approach Kornelia Smalla (Braunschweig/DE)

12:15 the response of soils microbiome to treated wastewater irrigationOR 21 Osnat Gillor (Midreshet Ben Gurion/IL)


ScIentIfIc programme I frIday, 13 december

12:30–13:30 towards applied metagenomicsChair Zhongjun Jia (Nanjing/CN)

12:30 forest-derived amendments increase fungal biomass and diversify microbiotaOR 22 of agricultural soils Taina Pennanen (Helsinki/FI)

12:45 effect of decomposing cover crops on composition of root-associated OR 23 microbes and health of cash crop seedlings Wietse de Boer (Wageningen/NL)

13:00 metagenomics for plant and health solutionsKN 18 Gabriele Berg (Graz/AT)

13:30–13:35 conference farewell

13:30 farewell Christoph C. Tebbe (Braunschweig/DE)

14:00–15:35 workshop II – beyond metagenomesChairs Sainur Samad, Márton Szoboszlay (Braunschweig/DE)

14:00 welcome to the 2nd part Sainur Samad, Márton Szoboszlay (Braunschweig/DE)

14:05 network analysisWS 4 Karoline Faust (Leuven/BE)

14:50 metatranscriptomicsWS 5 Tim Urich (Greifswald/DE)

15:50–17:05 workshop II – beyond metagenomes – continuedChairs Sainur Samad, Márton Szoboszlay (Braunschweig/DE)

15:50 metaproteomicsWS 6 Katharina Riedel (Greifswald/DE)

16:35 Statistical analysis of microbiome data in rWS 7 Amy Willis (Seattle, WA/US)


poSter SeSSIonS

The poster sessions are scheduled on Wednesday, 11 December from 17:25–19:25 and on Thursday, 12 December from 17:00–19:15.

The following poster topics will be presented within these sessions:

poster session I I wednesday, 11 december I 17:25–19:25

Bioinformatics and statistics P1–P5 see page 13Evolution and adaptations P25–P27 see page 13 f.Soil systems ecology P42–P71 see page 14 ff.Spatial scales and gradients P74–P81 see page 18

poster session II I thursday, 12 december I 17:00–19:15

Environmental impacts P6–P24 see page 19 ff.Metagenomics of the plant microbiome P28–P41 see page 21 ff.Soil viruses and protists P72–P73 see page 23Structural and functional diversity P82–P105 see page 23 ff.

display and removal of postersPosters can be hung up on Wednesday, starting at 12:20 and have to be removed by Thursday, 19:15 (after the last poster session). Posters not removed by this time will be discarded.

The poster sessions will take place in the basement and the room “Präsidiumssaal” at the Forum. Please follow the signs on-site!

poster prizes The three best posters will be rewarded.

The best poster awards will be presented in the final session on Friday, starting at 13:30.


poSter SeSSIonS I wedneSday, 11 december I 17:25–19:25

bioinformatics and statistics I p1–p5

p1 Functional Subset Microbial Communities (FSCs) – an approach to predict ecosystem processes and microbial interactionsJoão P. Saraiva, Anja Worrich, Canan Karakoc, Antonis Chatzinotas, Florian CentlerUlisses Nunes da Rocha (Leipzig/DE)

p2PredicTF – a tool to predict bacterial transcription factors in complex microbial communitiesLummy Maria Oliveira Monteiro (Leipzig/DE, Ribeirão Preto/BR), João P. Saraiva (Leipzig/DE)Marta Gomes (Braga/PT), Rodolfo Brizola Toscan, Samuel Eziuzor, Lorenz AdrianCarsten Vogt (Leipzig/DE), Rafael Silva-Rocha (Ribeirão Preto/BR)Ulisses Nunes da Rocha (Leipzig/DE)

p3 FunSeq – an automated and flexible pipeline for analysing high-throughput sequencing data on functional genesSainur Samad (Braunschweig/DE, Wageningen/NL), Mattias de Hollander (Wageningen/NL)Christoph C. Tebbe (Braunschweig/DE), Paul L.E. Bodelier (Wageningen/NL)

p4 Shedding light on the tag switching problem in Illumina sequencing technology for amplicon dataDaniel Kumazawa Morais, Inaki Odriozola, Petr Baldrian, Tomas Vetrovsky (Prague/CZ)

p5 Genobrowser, a powerful tool for environmental genomicsPhilippe Ortet, Catherine Santaella, Thierry Heulin, Wafa AchouakMohamed Barakat (Saint Paul lez Durance/FR, Aix en Provence/FR)

evolution and adaptations I p25–p27

p25 Carotenoid production in soil Acidobacteria Cristine Chaves Barreto, Otavio H. Bezerra Pinto, Gisele RodriguesRosiane Andrade da Costa (Brasilia/BR)



p26The evolution and phylogenetic distribution of cellulases in natural environmentsBing Song, Fernando Tria, William Martin (Duesseldorf/DE)

p27 Different metabolic adaptations enable drought survival and fast reactivation of microorganisms in desert biological soil crusts as revealed by population-resolved metagenomics and transcriptomicsDimitri Meier, Staffanie Imminger, Arno Schintlmeister (Vienna/AT)Osnat Gillor (Midreshet Ben Gurion/IL), Dagmar Woebken (Vienna/AT)

Soil systems ecology I p42–p71

p42 Impact of deforestation and reforestation on tropical soil microbiomeTimofey Chernov, Alena Zhelezova (Moscow/RU)

p43 Dynamics of prokaryotic communities during the long-term podzol evolution – from the zero-stage tothe climaxEkaterina Ivanova (St. Petersburg/RU, Moscow/RU), Elizaveta Pershina, Anastasia KimeklisAlexey Zverev, Grigorii Gladkov, Evgeny Andronov, Evgeny Abakumov (St. Petersburg/RU)

p44Unraveling anaerobic benzene degradation under nitrate-reducing conditionsFelipe Borim Corrêa, Samuel Eziuzor, Shuchan Peng (Leipzig/DE)Júnia Schultz (Rio de Janeiro/BR), Lorenz Adrian, Sabine Kleinsteuber, Carsten VogtUlisses Nunes da Rocha (Leipzig/DE)

p45Response of soil bacterial phoD gene abundance and expression to application of phosphate fertilizer in grassland columnsIsrael Ikoyi, Achim Schmalenberger (Limerick/IE)

p46Comparison of microbial soil communities from prehistorically fortified hills and an archaeologicalexcavation site near Schöps (Thuringia, Germany) by 16S-r-RNA profilingMichael Köhler, Nancy Beetz, Mike Günther (Ilmenau/DE), Tim Schüler, Jialan Cao (Weimar/DE)

p47Bacteria decomposing fungal biomass – genomic and proteomic analysis of enzymatic machineryVendula Brabcová, Robert Starke, Daniel Morais, Tomáš Větrovský, Petr Baldrian (Prague/CZ)



p48Global fungal distribution is largely driven by climateTomas Vetrovsky, Petr Kohout, Martin Kopecký, Antonín Macháč, Matěj ManClémentine Lepinay (Prague/CZ), Adina Howe (Ames, IA/US), Joshua Ladau (San Francisco, CA/US)Kabir Peay (Stanford, CA/US), David Storch, Jan Wild, Petr Baldrian (Prague/CZ)

p49Influence of prolonged snow cover on soil fungal communities in alpine soilsMaraike Probst, Anuscha Telagathoti, Felipe Galleguillos, Ursula Peintner (Innsbruck/AT)

p50Slope exposure shapes fungal deadwood decaying communities of Norway spruce and their interactions with nitrogen-fixing bacteria – a 2-year mesocosm studyMaraike Probst (Innsbruck/AT), María Gómez-Brandón (Vigo/ES), José Siles (Berkeley, CA/US)Ursula Peintner, Tommaso Bardelli (Innsbruck/AT), Markus Egli (Zurich/CH), Heribert InsamJudith Ascher-Jenull (Innsbruck/AT)

p51Competitive exclusion of asphalt-exposed sediment microbiomes by opportunistic sulfate reducersfollowing sulfate inputAntonios Michas (Neuherberg/DE, Freising-Weihenstephan/DE), Mourad Harir, Anne SchölerPhilippe Schmitt-Kopplin (Neuherberg/DE), Tillmann Lueders (Bayreuth/DE)Dimitris G. Hatzinikolaou (Attica/GR), Ralf Rabus (Oldenburg/DE)Michael Schloter (Neuherberg/DE, Freising-Weihenstephan/DE)

p52 Effects of forage grasses N-fertilized on total microbial community and nitrification genes in tropical soilLetusa Momesso (Wageningen/NL, Botucatu/BR), Carlos Alexandre Costa Crusciol (Botucatu/BR)Marcio Fernandes Alves Leite (Wageningen/NL), Lucas Pecci Canisares (Campinas/BR)Luiz Gustavo Moretti (Wageningen/NL, Botucatu/BR), Eiko Eurya Kuramae (Wageningen/NL)

p53 Insight into genomic potential of uncultivated bacteria associated with decomposing woodVojtěch Tláskal, Tomáš Větrovský (Prague/CZ), Ulisses Nunes da Rocha, João P. SaraivaLummy M. O. Monteiro (Leipzig/DE), Petr Baldrian (Prague/CZ)

p54 Generalists versus specialists – assessing the nutritional guilds of fungal decomposers in forest litterRuben Lopez-Mondejar, Camelia Algora, Petr Baldrian (Prague/CZ)



p55Responses of soil microbial communities to warming in sub-Arctic tundra and forest ecosystemsManoj Kumar, Sari Stark (Rovaniemi/FI), Marja Tiirola (Jyväskylä/DE), Johan Olofsson (Umeå/SE)Minna Männistö (Rovaniemi/FI)

p56The microbial community response to seasonality and soil metabolomes in temperate and boreal Norway spruce forestsZander Human, Martina Štursová, Diana Navrátilová (Prague- Krc/CZ), Sunil MundraHåvard Kauserud (Oslo/NO), Mary Lipton, Stephen Callister, Young-Mo Kim (Richland, WA/US)Petr Baldrian (Prague- Krc/CZ)

p57Increasing competitive suppression of pathogens by stimulating saprotrophic fungi in the rhizosphereAnna Clocchiatti, S. Emilia Hannula, Wietse de Boer (Wageningen/NL)

p58A/synchrony of energy and carbon losses during microbial growth in soil – Microbiome or single population?Ruirui Chen (Nanjing/CN), Sergey Blagodatsky (Stuttgart/DE)Evgenia Blagodatskaya (Halle a. d. Saale/DE)

p59Plant – animal – bacterial interactions in salt marsh soils in response to climate changeDiana Edisa Garcia Hernandez (Groningen/NL), Matty P. Berg (Groningen/NL, Amsterdam/NL)Chris Smit, Joana Falcao Salles (Groningen/NL)

p60Effects of biochar application on soil bacterial communities in a laboratory biodegradation testStefanie P. Glaeser, Burkard Wilske, Hossein Haghighi, Peter Kämpfer, Lutz Breuer (Gießen/DE)

p61Modeling “cheater” interactions in the soil microbial community using transparent soil-likesubstratesEric Beaudoin, Elizabeth Shank, Kriti Sharma (Chapel Hill, NC/US)

p62Comparative analyse of biodiversity halophilic bacteria and eubacteria of some halophyte plants Salicornia and Atriplex canaShahjahon Begmatov (Moscow/RU)



p63Climate smart agriculture practices influences soil bacterial community composition in cereal systems of Indo-Gangetic plains of IndiaMadhu Choudhary, Hanuman Jat, Ashim Datta, Parbodh Sharma (Karnal/IN)Mangi Jat (New Delhi/IN)

p64Change in the taxonomic structure of the microbiome of podzolic soil with waterloggingGrigorii Gladkov, Ekaterina Ivanova, Anastasia Kimeklis, Alexey Zverev, Evgeny AndronovEvgeny Abakumov (St. Petersburg/RU)

p65Seasonal shifts of soil prokaryotic community structure in boreal climateAlena Zhelezova, Timofey Chernov (Moscow/RU)

p66Fungal communities in snow-covered alpine soil – Is there a typical core community of cultivable fungi?Anusha Telagathoti, Maraike Probst, Felipe Galleguillos, Johannes Falbesoner, George WalchMaria Knapp, Ursula Peintner (Innsbruck/AT)

p67Effects of wood-derived soil amendments on root-associated fungal communities of oat (Avena sativa) throughout the growing seasonKaroliina Huusko, Anna-Reetta Salonen, Outi-Maaria Sietiö, Jussi Heinonsalo (Helsinki/FI)

p68Microecological evolution in the process of heavy metal contaminated soil remediationYakui Chen, Yinhuan Zhou, Diannan Lu (Beijing/CN)

p69Effect of simulated nitrogen and sulphur deposition on soil microbial community and enzymatic activity in mountain forestsMichal Choma, Karolina Tahovská, Eva Kaštovská, Jiří Bárta (Ceske Budejovice/CZ)Filip Oulehle (Prague/CZ)

p70Dynamics and persistence of Acinetobacter in soils amended with manureEduardo Pérez-Valera, Dana Elhottová (Ceske Budejovice/CZ)

p71Prokaryotic community of cow manure in process of substrate successionDana Elhottová, Eduardo Pérez-Valera (Ceske Budejovice/CZ)



Spatial scales and gradients I p74–p81

p74Compartmentalisation of microbial communities into microhabitats at the spatial scale in a primeval temperate forest – everything “is not” everywhereSarah Piché-Choquette, Vojtěch Tláskal, Petr Baldrian (Prague/CZ)

p75Linking 16S rRNA to amoA gene taxonomy reveals environmental distribution of ammonia-oxidising archaea in peatland soilsHaitao Wang (Greifswald/DE), Alexandre Bagnoud (Vienna/AT), Micha Weil (Greifswald/DE)Christa Schleper (Vienna/AT), Tim Urich (Greifswald/DE)

p76Resistance of soil microbial communities to environmental changes in an alpine elevation gradientFrancisco I. Pugnaire (Almeria/ES), Richard Michalet (Bordeaux/FR), Rabindra Parajuli (Kathmandu/NP) Jose Antonio Morillo (Almeria/ES)

p77Environmental factors driving the global fungal distributionClémentine Lepinay (Prague/CZ), Martin Kopecký (Průhonice/CZ), Antonín Machač (Prague/CZ) Matěj Man, Jan Wild (Průhonice/CZ), Petr Baldrian, Petr Kohout, David StorchTomáš Větrovský (Prague/CZ)

p78Environmental factors shape bacterial communities across a diverse mountain landscapeJohanna Mayerhofer, Daniel Wächter, Reto Giulio Meuli (Zurich/CH), Lukas Kohli, Tobias Roth (Reinach/CH), Franco Widmer (Zurich/CH)

p79Shifts in soil microbial community structure and metabolism along elevation gradients in tropical forestsOuti-Maaria Sietiö, Kevin Mganga, Angela Martin Vivanco, Nele Meyer, Subin Kalu, Sylwia Adamczyk Petri Pellikka (Helsinki/FI), Christopher Poeplau (Braunschweig/DE), Kristiina Karhu (Helsinki/FI)

p80Microbial diversity in montane and subalpine soils of the Eastern AlpsTheresa Stoeger, Nadine Praeg, Paul Illmer (Innsbruck/AT)

p81Effect of plant roots and root hairs on spatial patterns of soil microbial communitiesDamini, Márton Szoboszlay (Braunschweig/DE), Minh Ganther, Mika Tarkka (Halle a. d. Saale/DE) Christoph C. Tebbe (Braunschweig/DE)


poSter SeSSIonS I thurSday, 12 december I 17:00–19:15

environmental impacts I p6–p24

p6 Effect of mining on the initial soil microbiomes in polar ecosystems in surroundings of Nadym, Western Siberia, RussiaAnastasiia Kimeklis, Grigorii Gladkov, Alexei Zverev , Elizaveta Pershina, Ekaterina IvanovaArinaKichko, Evgeny Andronov, Evgeny Abakumov (St. Petersburg/RU)

p7 Trees living on the edge – root fungal communities after 5 years of summer droughtFabian Weikl, Karin Pritsch (Neuherberg/DE)

p8 Soil microbial community interactions are context-dependent in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau wetlandMárcio Leite (Wageningen/NL), Xue Zhou, Zhenqing Zhang, Lei Tian, Lina MaXiujun Li (Changchun/CN), Johannes A. van Veen, Eiko E. Kuramae (Wageningen/NL)Chunjie Tian (Changchun/CN)

p9Greenhouse gas emissions and soil microbial activity following different digestate fertilisation incrop cultivationModupe Doyeni, Vita Tilvikiene, Skaidre Suproniene (Kaunas/LT)

p10Quantifying gene abundance in soils – the importance of mastermix selectionAoife Duff (Wexford/IE), Madeline Giles (Dundee/GB), Syaliny GanasamurthySergio Morales (Dunedin/NZ), Fiona Brennan (Wexford/IE)

p11Assessing the impact of the use of urease and nitrification inhibitors on microbial community composition, diversity and function in grasslandAoife Duff, Patrick Forrestal, Fiona Brennan (Wexford/IE)

p12Rhizosphere microbiota drives biogeochemical arsenic transformations in rice paddies amended with sulfateSarah Zecchin (Milano/IT), Jiajia Wang (Beyreuth/DE), Maria Martin (Torino/IT)Marco Romani (Pavia/IT), Britta Planer-Friedrich (Beyreuth/DE), Lucia Cavalca (Milano/IT)

p13Effects of climate change on soil microbiomeIsabel Silva (Aveiro/PT), Marta Alves (Aveiro/PT, Porto/PT), Catarina MalheiroA. Rita R. Silva Susana Loureiro (Aveiro/PT), Isabel Henriques (Aveiro/PT, Coimbra/PT)M. Nazaret González-Alcaraz (Aveiro/PT)



p14Drought-induced Scots Pine forest dieback – understanding the hidden role of the soil microbiomeAstrid Jäger, Martin Hartmann, Johan Six, Emily F. Solly (Zurich/CH)

p15Influence of edaphic and pollution gradients on the structure of native microbiota in semiarid minetailingsYolanda Risueño (Cartagena/ES), Cesar Petri (Málaga/ES)Francisco J. Jiménez-Cárceles (Murcia/ES), María Nazaret González-Alcaraz (Aveiro/PT)Julia Muñoz-Fructuoso, Héctor M. Conesa (Cartagena/ES)

p16Description of post-mine soil succession in Syberia using 16S rDNA analysisAleksei Zverev, Anastasia Kimeklis, Evgenii Andronov, Evgenii Abakumov (St. Petersburg/RU)

p17Capturing the unknown microbial players and genes involved in the cycling of arsenic and antimony in Northern peatland soilsKatharina Kujala (Oulu/FI)

p18Soil bacteria abundance and N2O fluxes in bioenergy cropClovis Borges (Piracicaba/BR), Oriel Kölln (Campinas/BR), Beatriz Borges, Henrique FrancoSiu Tsai (Piracicaba/BR)

p19Decoupling of microbial community composition and functions in Artcic peat soil exposed to short term warmingSizhong Yang, Susanne Liebner, Fabian Horn (Potsdam/DE), Mette Marianne SvenningAlexanderTveit (Tromsø/NO)

p20Microbial diversity in bulk and rhizosphere soil of Ranunculus glacialis along a high-alpinealtitudinal gradientNadine Praeg (Innsbruck/AT), Harald Pauli (Vienna/AT), Paul Illmer (Innsbruck/AT)

p21Dynamics of the microbial communities in Amazon soils under temperature and moisture variationsAline Giovana Franca, Andressa Monteiro Venturini, Júlia Brandao Gontijo, Luis Fernando MerlotiSiu Mui Tsai (Piracicaba/BR)



p22Plant microbiomes and interactions networks as tools for safer-by-design approach of nanomaterialsCatherine Santaella, Philippe Ortet, Mohamed BarakatMohamed Hamidat (Saint Paul lez Durance/FR, Aix en Provence/FR), Blanche CollinMélanie Auffan (Aix en Provence/FR), Thierry HeulinWafa Achouak (Saint Paul lez Durance/FR, Aix en Provence/FR)

p23Developing an environmental risk assessment strategy for phage biocontrol in agricultureMárton Szoboszlay (Braunschweig/DE), Dominique Holtappels, Jeroen WagemansRob Lavigne (Leuven/BE), Christoph C. Tebbe (Braunschweig/DE)

p24 Methane emitting microbiomes in drained and re-wetted fens of Northern GermanyMicha Weil, Haitao Wang, Diana Münch (Greifswald/DE), Daniel Köhn, Anke GüntherGerald Jurasinski (Rostock/DE), John Couwenberg, Tim Urich (Greifswald/DE)

metagenomics of the plant microbiome I p28–p41

p28Bacterial profile and biodiversity of Bambara groundnut rhizospheric soilCaroline Fadeke Ajilogba, Tsholofelo Mothupi, Lethabo GaebeeOlubukola Oluranti Babalola (Mmabatho/ZA)

p29Optimising crop rotation cycles that support natural mycorrhization of vegetablesSannakajsa Velmala, Aku Pakarinen, Hannu Fritze (Helsinki/FI), Pirjo Kivijärvi (Jyväskylä/FI)Terhi Suojala-Ahlfors (Turku/FI), Taina Pennanen (Helsinki/FI)

p30Comparison of microbiomes from composts with different disease suppressivenessJohanna Mayerhofer (Zurich/CH), Thomas Oberhänsli, Eileen Enderle, Barbara Thürig (Frick/CH)Stefanie Lutz, Christian Ahrens (Wädenswil/CH), Franco Widmer (Zurich/CH)

p31Long-term fertilisation rather than plant species shapes rhizosphere and bulk soil prokaryotic communities in agroecosystemsMikhail Semenov (Moscow/RU)



p32Protective role of endophytic bacterium Rhizobium Radiobacter to Solanum Lycopersicum underarsenic toxicityImran Ahmad, Jagriti Shukla, Preeti Devi, Manoj Kumar (Lucknow/IN)

p33Elucidating the temporal dynamics and potential function of secondary metabolites in the plant rhizosphereBarak Dror (Rishon LeZion/IL, Rehovot/IL), Edouard Jurkevitch (Rehovot/IL)Eddie Cytryn (Rishon LeZion/IL)

p34Enrichment of lignin-transforming enzymes on soil-derived lignocellulolytic microbial consortia: a metagenomic approachLaura Andrea Díaz García, Diego Javier Jiménez Avella (Bogotá/CO)

p35How important is the composition of the cell wall for the root microbiome?Rakesh Santhanam, Rayko Halitschke, Dapeng Li, Ian T. Baldwin, Karin Groten (Jena/DE)

p36Composition of soil and root-associated microbial communities along plant diversity gradientLenka Meszarosova (Prague /CZ), Eliska Kutakova, Zuzana Munzbergova (Pruhonice/CZ, Prague/CZ)Petr Baldrian (Prague/CZ)

p37The quest into the unknown – using culture-independent data to isolate the unculturable from the Fynbos biomeTersia Conradie, Karin Jacobs (Stellenbosch/ZA)

p38Effect of bacteria and AMF from wild genotype on growth and root microbiome assembly of commercial cultivars of chrysanthemumCristina Rotoni, Márcio Fernandes Alves Leite, Lina Chuan Wong (Wageningen/NL)Cátia Pinto (Lisbon/PT), Eiko Kuramae (Wageningen/NL)

p39How soil texture and compaction affect root growth and rhizosphere microbial community assembly (Cercozoa, Protists)Lioba Rüger, Michael Bonkowski (Cologne/DE)



p40Soil properties and host tree drive the microbial community structure along a North-South transect across EuropeJean de Dieu Habiyaremye (Halle a. d. Saale/DE, Leipzig/DE, Kigali/RW), Kezia GoldmannThomas Reitz, Sylvie Herrmann (Halle a. d. Saale/DE)François Buscot (Halle a. d. Saale/DE, Leipzig/DE)

p41 Microbial abundance associated with mitigation of N2O in land use under soybean cropBeatriz Borges, Clovis Borges (Piracicaba/BR), Henrique Debiasi, Julio Franchini (Londrina/BR)Siu Tsai (Piracicaba/BR)

Soil viruses and protists I p72–p73

p72The impact of soil viruses on microbial community structure and disease suppressionSimone Weidner (Wageningen/NL), Bas E. Dutilh (Utrecht/NL)Britt Koskella (Wageningen/NL; Berkeley/US), Paolina Garbeva, Jos M. RaaijmakersMark P. Zwart (Wageningen/NL)

p73New insights on diversity and ecology of Myxomycetes from a large-scale DNA metabarcoding studyOleg Shchepin (Greifswald/DE, St. Petersburg/RU), Martin Schnittler (Greifswald/DE)Yuri Novozhilov (St. Petersburg/RU)

Structural and functional diversity I p82 –p105

p82Functional metagenomic based assessment of triclosan resistance determinants revealedselective enrichment of triclosan resistance genes in presumably triclosan rich environmentsRaees Khan (Rawalpindi/PK), Seon-Woo Lee (Busan/KR)

p83Land use and its influence on soil bacterial diversityAbisola Regina Sholeye, Omena Bernard Ojuederie, Olubukola Oluranti Babalola (Mmabatho/ZA)

p84Effect of termite bioturbation on fungal diversity and community structure as revealed by shotgun sequencing Stephanie Cromwell, Ben Jesuorsemwen Enagbonma, Adenike Eunice AmooOlubukola Oluranti Babalola (Mmabatho/ZA)



p85Functional metagenomics of microorganisms in agricultural soils Katja Kozjek, Dag Ahrén, Katarina Hedlund (Lund/SE)

p86The impact of seasonal dynamics on plant-microbial interactions in a temperate coniferous forest soil unveiled by multi-metaOMICsRobert Starke, Rubén López Mondéjar, Zander Human, Diana NavrátilováMartina Štursová (Prague/CZ), Stephen Callister, Mary Lipton (Richland/US), Christa PennacchionIgor Grigoriev (Walnut Creek/US), Petr Baldrian (Prague/CZ)

p87Understanding the soil bacterial communities by means of long-term agricultural field trials in FlandersLisa Joos, Caroline De Tender (Merelbeke/BE, Ghent/BE), Sarah Ommeslag (Merelbeke/BE)Lieven Clement (Ghent/BE), Jane Debode, Bart Vandecasteele (Merelbeke/BE)

p88Soil microbial diversity as a function of soil types and soil formsPeiPei Xue, Alex McBratney, Budiman Minasny, Vanessa Pino (Sydney/AU)

p89The impact of Ag2S-NP exposure in soil microbiome – a 16S rRNA gene-based metagenomic analysisSara Cristiana Lopes Peixoto, Zahra Khodaparast, Susana Loureiro (Aveiro/PT)Isabel Henriques (Coimbra/PT)

p90Microbial carbon utilisation in temperate forest soilTijana Martinovic, Tereza Mašínová, Martina Štursová, Petr Baldrian (Prague/CZ)

p91Sequencing depth has more effect than DNA extraction on soil bacterial richness discoveryConcepcion Sanchez-Cid (Ecully/FR, Charbonnières-les-Bains/FR), Romie Tignat-PerrierLaure Franqueville (Ecully/FR), Laurence Delaurière (Charbonnières-les-Bains/FR)Trista Schagat (Madison, WI/US), Timothy M. Vogel (Ecully/FR)

p92Tracing carbon flow and associated active microbial community in a thermophilic maize-fed fermenter by time-resolved RNA stable isotope probingNadine Rüppel, Kai Schäfer (Hannover/DE), Franz Buegger (Neuherberg /DE)Marcus Horn (Hannover/DE), Franz Buegger (Neuherberg /DE)



p93Unveiling the plant-beneficial function contributing genes present in termite mound soilBen Jesuorsemwen Enagbonma, Olubukola Oluranti Babalola (Mmabatho/ZA)

p94Bacterial consortium and metabolites shape microbial diversity and functions in soybean rhizosphereLuiz Gustavo Moretti (Wageningen/NL, Botucatu/BR), Carlos Alexandre Costa Crusciol (Botucatu/BR) Márcio Fernandes Alves Leite (Wageningen/NL), Letusa MomessoOhana Yonara Assis Costa (Wageningen/NL, Botucatu/BR), Mariangela Hungria (Londrina/BR)Eiko Eurya Kuramae (Wageningen/NL, Londrina/BR)

p95Microbial activity and community in long-term organic and conventional farming systemsKrista Peltoniemi, Sannakajsa Velmala, Hannu Fritze, Taina Pennanen (Helsinki/FI)

p96The rare soil biosphere reveals similar habitat associations as full soil microbiomes in undisturbed ecosystemsFlorian Gschwend, Martin Hartmann, Anna Hug, Andreas Gubler, Reto G. Meuli (Zurich/CH)Beat Frey (Birmensdorf/CH), Franco Widmer (Zurich/CH)

p97Searching for novel terpene-specific cytochromes P450 in soil bacteriaHannah Lloyd, Deani Cooper, Alexander Ferrazzoli, Susan LovettThomas Pochapsky (Waltham, MA/US)

p98Linking soil microbiome and microbial ionome to crop yield and quality in a long-term intensive root crop trialMichael Hemkemeyer, Sanja A. Schwalb, Clara Berendonk (Kleve/DE)Stefan Geisen (Wageningen/NL), Stefanie Heinze (Bochum/DE)Rainer Georg Joergensen (Witzenhausen/DE), Peter Lövenich (Cologne/DE)Florian Wichern (Kleve/DE)

p99Activity and abundance of ammonia oxidising bacteria and archaea in Bolivian soilsAlejandro Coca-Salazar (Liège/BE, Cochabamba/BO), Agnès Richaume (Villeurbanne/FR)Monique Carnol (Liège/BE)

p100Differential microbial composition of the rainbow Mountain Winikunka Cusco-PeruRaquel Alvarez Ccoscco, Gretty Villena (La molina/PE), Carlos V. LandauroJosé A. Castañeda-Vía (Lima/PE)



p101Bacterial communities associated to the decomposition of biopolymers from plant and fungal originCamelia Algora, Petr Baldrian, Ruben Lopez-Mondejar (Prague/CZ)

p102Closing the loop – exploiting sustainable insect production to improve soil healthAzkia Nurfikari, Marcel Dicke, Wietse de Boer (Wageningen/NL)

p103The specific prokaryotic microbiome of the rhizosphere wetland plant Carex acuta – mesocosm experiment with NPK additionJiri Bárta, Keith Edwards, Tomas Picek, Jiri Mastny (Ceske Budejovice/CZ)

p104Impact of crop diversification on the abundance of structural and functional microbial genes in soilBei Liu, Christoph C. Tebbe (Braunschweig/DE)

p105Managing postharvest disease in sugar beet by predictive approachesPeter Kusstatscher, Christin Zachow (Graz/AT), Karsten Harms, Johann Maier (Mannheim/DE)Herbert Eigner (Tulln/AT), Gabriele Berg, Tomislav Cernava (Graz/AT)

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conference dinnerWe are pleased to welcome our participants to join our exclusive conference dinner on Thursday. The location for this special occasion will be the „GASTWERK Rodizio“, a traditional Brazilian restaurant based on 300 years of southern Brazilian culinary specialties. Escape to the land of samba dancers, beautiful people, grand haciendas and of course the pampas. Celebrate the 4th Thünen Symposium on Soil Metagenomics together with your friends and colleagues.

We would especially like to encourage young scientists to approach the more experienced gen-eration in the frame of our conference dinner to network and enjoy this great Soil Metagenomics community.

Date Thursday, 12 DecemberTime 20:00–24:00Transfer a shuttle will pick you up outside of the Thünen Forum and take you directly to the “GASTWERK Rodizio” (Mittelweg 7 l 38106 Braunschweig/DE) a return shuttle will be provided to the Best Western City-Hotel and the main train station BraunschweigCatering buffet and drinks (excl. of spiritis and cocktails) are included from 22:00 the bar is self payingMusic DJ “Alex” will guide you through the evening

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Media cooperationsElsevierEuropean Journal of Soil BiologySoil Biology & BiochemistryApplied Soil EcologyPedobiologiaEcological Informatics Erich Schmidt VerlagBodenschutz John Wiley & Sons Ltd.European Journal of Soil Science Springer NatureMicrobial Ecology

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Certificate of attendanceCertificates of attendance will be available on the last day of the symposium at the check-in. Please make sure to pick up your certificate before 14:00 on Friday as the check-in will be closed afterwards.

Check-inThe check-in desk can be found in the foyer of the Thünen forum.

CloakroomAn unguarded cloakroom is located just outside the plenary hall and will be available free of charge. The conference organisation assumes no liability for items left or stolen.

Industrial exhibitionA specialised industrial exhibition accompanies the symposium. The exhibitors are looking forward to greeting you and to present their comprehensive range of innovative products. For a detailed layout of the exhibition plan see page 31.Please note that our sponsors and exhibitors take essential credits for making our symposium pos-sible.

InternetWireless Internet (WLAN) is available for all conference attendants. Log-in information can be ob-tained at the check-in desk. Laptops with internet access can also be used free of charge at our media check-in located within the exhibition area.

LanguageThe language of the symposium is English.

Media check-inThe media check-in can be found within the industrial exhibition. You will have the possibility to view and edit your presentation on-site. We strongly encourage you to load your presentation well in advance of the session in which you are speaking, but at the latest 30 min before your session starts. If you are speaking in the first session of the day, we encourage you to load your presentation the evening before. Please use a USB flash drive not protected with software.If your presentation includes additional files, such as a video file, please make sure that these files work properly and are available for transfer.Do not rely on having internet access available during your talk.

Name badgeAttendants and registered accompanying persons will receive a name badge at the check-in desk. Admittance to the conference and industrial exhibition is only allowed for those with a name badge. Name badges should be worn at all times.


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Opening hours wednesday thursday fridayIndustrial exhibition 12:20–19:25 10:45–19:20 10:45–14:15Poster exhibition 17:25–19:25 17:15–19:15 closedCheck-in 07:45–19:00 08:30–19:00 08:45–14:15Media check-in 07:45–19:00 08:30–19:00 08:45–14:15

Presentation timePlease prepare your presentation for the allotted amount of time. Chairs are obliged to interrupt you should you exceed your time limit. Time for presentations is assigned as follows (presentation + discussion):

1. Keynote presentation 25 + 5 minutes2. Regular presentation 10 + 5 minutes

Submitting your presentation/technical informationPlease prepare your presentation in 4:3 aspect ratio.A presentation notebook with a PDF reader and MS Office PowerPoint 2016 will be provided. The use of personal notebooks is possible – a technical supervisor will help you. Please provide an adapter for VGA if necessary.A notebook, remote control and laser pointer are available at the speaker’s podium at the lecture hall.

General terms and conditionsPlease find our general terms and conditions at www.soil-metagenomics.org/gtc/.

Registration feesWorkshop, 11 & 13 December, 2019 55 EURConference registration excluding conference dinner 385 EURConference registration including conference dinner 415 EURAccompanying person conference dinner 50 EUR

Session planerFor current detailed information regarding the scientific programme please have a look at our ses-sion planer at programm.conventus.de/sm2019. Compose your individual programme and review it at any time on your way.

http://www.soil-metagenomics.org/gtc/


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Transportation to the venue Public transportationbraunschweig central station:Taking bus line 461 or 411, exit at “Bundesallee”. From the bus stop “Bundesallee” the Thünen Forum is within 15 minutes walking distance.

Daily shuttle bus servicePlease note that these are approximate departure times. Please be at your departure point at least 5 minutes prior the scheduled departure time.

Wednesday. 11 Decemberdeparture time Shuttle stop07:10 Main train station Braunschweig07:15 Main train station Braunschweig07:25 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße)07:30 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße) arrival time thünen forum 08:00

departure time Shuttle stop11:40 Main train station Braunschweig11:45 Main train station Braunschweig11:55 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße)12:00 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße) arrival time thünen forum 12:30

return shuttle from thünen forum departure time Shuttle stop19:30 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße) arrival time 20:05 Main train station Braunschweig arrival time 20:15

19:30 Café Strupait (Magnitorwall 8) arrival time 20:05


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Thursday, 12 Decemberdeparture time Shuttle stop07:35 Main train station Braunschweig07:40 Main train station Braunschweig07:45 Main train station Braunschweig08:00 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße)08:05 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße)08:10 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße) arrival time thünen forum 08:30

Shuttle from thünen forum departure time Shuttle stop19:30 “GASTWERK Rodizio” (Mittelweg 7) arrival time 20:00

return shuttle from “gaStwerk rodizio” (mittelweg 7)departure time Shuttle stop22:15 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße) arrival time 22:45 Main train station Braunschweig arrival time 23:0023:45 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße) arrival time 00:15 Main train station Braunschweig arrival time 00:30

Friday, 13 Decemberdeparture time Shuttle stop07:35 Main train station Braunschweig07:40 Main train station Braunschweig07:45 Main train station Braunschweig08:00 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße)08:05 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße)08:10 Best Western City-Hotel (Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße) arrival time thünen forum 08:30

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Index of InvIted SpeakerS, chaIrS and authorS

aA. van Veen, J. 19Abakumov, E. 14, 17, 19Achouak, W. 13, 21Adamczyk, S. 18Adriaenssens, E. M. 9Adrian, L. 13, 14Ahmad, I. 22Ahrens, C. 21Ajilogba, C. F. 21Algora, C. 15, 26Alvarez Ccoscco, R. 25Alves Leite, M. F. 7, 15, 19 22, 25Amoo, A. E. 23Andrade da Costa, R. 13Andronov, E. 14, 17, 19Armbruster, M. 8Ascher-Jenull, J. 15Auffan, M. 21

bBaldrian, P. 8, 10, 13, 14 15, 16, 18 22, 24, 26Baldwin, I. T. 22Barakat, M. 13, 21Bardelli, T. 15Bárta, J. 17Beaudoin, E. 16Berg, G. 6, 11, 26Begmatov, S. 16Berendonk, C. 25Bodelier, P. L. 13Bonkowski, M. 9, 22Borges, B. 20, 23Borges, C. 20, 23Borim Corrêa, F. 7, 14Brabcová, V. 14Brennan, F. 19Brizola Toscan, R. 13Buegger, F. 24Buscot, F. 23

cCallister, S. 16, 24Cao, J. 14Castañeda-Vía, J. A. 25Cavalca, L. 19Centler, F. 13Chatzinotas, A. 13Chaves Barreto, C. 13Chen, R. 16Chen, Y. 17Chernov, T. 14, 17Choma, M. 17Choudhary, M. 17Chuan Wong, L. 22Clement, L. 24Clocchiatti, A. 16Coca-Salazar, A. 25Collin, B. 21Conesa , H. M. 20Conradie, T. 22Costa, O. Y. A. 25Couwenberg, J. 21Cromwell, S. 23Cytryn, E. 22

dDamini 18Datta, A. 17de Assis Costa, O. Y. 7, 25de Boer, W. 11, 16, 26de Hollander, M. 13Debiasi, H. 23Debode, J. 24Degrune, F. 9Delaurière, L. 24Devi, P. 22Díaz García, L. A. 22Doyeni, M. 19Dror, B. 22Duff, A. 19Duff, A. 19Dumack, K. 9Dumont, M. 8

eE. Kuramae, E. 19Egli, M. 15Elhottová, D. 17Enagbonma, B. J. 23, 25Enderle, E. 21Eziuzor, S. 13, 14

fFalbesoner, J. 17Falcao Salles, J. 16Faust, K. 7, 11Ferrazzoli, A. 25Fiore-Donno, A. M. 9Franca, A. G. 20Franchini, J. 23Franco, H. 20Franqueville, L. 24Frey, B. 25Fritze, H. 21, 25Fritze, H. 21, 25

gGaebee, L. 21Galleguillos, F. 15, 17Ganasamurthy, S. 19Ganther, M. 18Garbeva, P. 23Garcia Hernandez, D. E. 16Geisen, S. 25Giles, M. 19Gillor, O. 8, 10, 14Gladkov, G. 14, 17, 19Glaeser, S. P. 16Gomes, M. 13Gontijo, J. B. 20González-Alcaraz, M. N. 20Grigoriev, I. 24Groten, K. 22Gschwend, F. 25Gubler, A. 25Günther, A. 21Günther, M. 14



hHabiyaremye, J. d. D. 23Haghighi, H. 16Halitschke, R. 22Hamidat, M. 21Hartmann, M. 6, 8, 20, 25Hatzinikolaou, D. G. 15Hedlund, K. 24Heinonsalo, J. 17Heinze, S. 25Hemkemeyer, M. 25Henriques, I. 19, 24Henriques, I. 19, 24Hernandez, M. 9, 10Herrmann, S. 23Heulin, T. 13, 21Horn, F. 20Horn, M. 24Howe, A. 15Huber, K. J. 9Hug, A. 25Human, Z. 16, 24Hungria, M. 25Huusko, K. 17

IIkoyi, I. 14Illmer, P. 18, 20Insam, H. 15Isermeyer, F. 6Ivanova, E. 14, 17, 19

JJäger, A. 20Jat, M. 17Jia, Z. 8, 11Jiménez-Cárceles, F. J. 20Joergensen, R. G. 25Joos, L. 24Jurasinski, G. 21

kKalu, S. 18

Kämpfer, P. 16Karakoc, C. 13Karhu, K. 18Kaštovská, E. 17KHAN, R. 23Kim, Y.-M. 16Kimeklis, A. 14, 17, 20Kivijärvi, P. 21Kleinsteuber, S. 14Knapp, M. 17Köhler, M. 14Kohli, L. 18Köhn, D. 21Kohout, P. 15, 18Konstantinidis, K. 10Kopecký, M. 15, 18Koskella, B. 23Kozjek, K. 24Krause, S. M. B. 10Kujala, K. 20Kumar, M. 16, 22Kumazawa Morais, D. 13Kuramae, E. E. 15, 25Kyrpides, N. 6

lLadau, J. 15Landauro, C. V. 25Lavigne, R. 21Lee, S. 9Leite, M. 7, 19Lepinay, C. 15, 18Li, D. 22Li, X. 19Liebner, S. 10, 20Lipton, M. 16, 24Liu, B. 26Lloyd, H. 25Lopez-Mondejar, R. 15, 26Loureiro, S. 19, 24Lövenich, P. 25Lovett, S. 25

Lu, D. 17Lueders, T. 15Lutz, S. 21

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