Abstract Submission

The submission of abstracts for the Botanikertagung in Munich is now finished.
Deadline for abstract submission was: 10^th July 2015.

Guidelines for Abstract Submission

1. Please create your own account under "Author sign up". You will
   then receive an email containing your access key. Please note that the
   email with your personal access key could also find its way into your
   junk or spam box. If you did not receive any notification by email
   after 60 minutes, please write an email to support@converia.de.
   
   
2. Please log in with your access key and your email. You will now be
   able to submit an abstract under "Abstract Submission" by following
   the indicated steps.
   
   
3. Please indicate whether an oral presentation is preferred and which session(s) would fit best.
   
   
4. Please note that the Converia firm is in charge of the layout and
   format of the abstracts.
   
   
5. After successful abstract submission you will receive a
   confirmation email; please check your junk or spam box in case you fail to do so.
   
   
6. You may now log in any time to submit more abstracts or to make
   changes to abstracts already submitted latest by 10^th July 2015.
   
   
7. Please note that the scientific committee reviews the abstracts and that
   oral presentations will be selected by end of July.

Instructions for abstract submission

1. Please adhere to the limit of 1,200 characters for an abstract
   (including references, including spaces) without names of the authors and
   abstract title.
   
2. Presenting/corresponding authors will be informed by email as to  
   whether or not the abstract was accepted and what session it was assigned to.
   
   
3. Presentation on site should be held in English.
   
   
4. Once the abstract is approved, presenting authors commit themselves
   to attending the congress. Registration is obligatory and implies payment of registration fees as indicated.

List of topics

Topic Interactions with the environment
1.1 Abiotic Interactions
1.2 Biotic Interactions

Topic Cell Biology
2.1 Cell Biology 1
2.2 Cell Biology 2

Topic Development
3.1 Development 1
3.2 Development 2

Topic Evolution and Ecology
4.1 Evolution
4.2 Ecology

Topic New Technologies and Biotechnology
5.1 New Technologies
5.2 Biotechnology

Topic Metabolism
6.1 Primary Metabolism
6.2 Secondary Metabolism

Topic Crop Plants
7.1 Crop Plants 1
7.2 Crop Plants 2

Topic Emerging model systems
8.1 Algae
8.2 Trees

Topic Systematics and Biodiversity
9.1 Systematics
9.2 Biodiversity

Topic Workshops
10.1 Quality improvement of plant derived commodities
10.2 Non-seed plants as evo-devo models
10.3 Tools and approaches to study Chlamydomonas
10.4 Chromosomal and biogeographic evolutionary patterns in plants
10.5 Evolution of the biodiversity of algae
10.6 Enzymes and genes in plant specialized metabolism
10.7 Next Generation Sequencing in evolution and ecology