Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, National Taiwan University
David Zelený Assistant Professor |
Kun-Sung Wu Research Assistant |
Kenny Helsen Postdoctoral Research Fellow (MOST) |
Chien-Fan Chen
PhD Student at the Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Succession of vegetation on landslides in the montane forest zone of Taiwan |
Yi-Nuo Lee (Enoch) Master Student at the Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Importance of intraspecific trait variability of woody species in Lalashan Forest Dynamics Plot |
Po-Yu Lin Master Student at the Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology The influence of different standardization methods on the pattern of woody species diversity along elevation in Taiwan |
Hsin-Yen Teng
Master Student at the School of Forestry and Resource Conservation |
Chen Ting
Master Student at the School of Forestry and Resource Conservation |
Yi-Mei Wu Master Student at the Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology |
Kuan-Fu Lin Master Student at the Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology |
Tsung-Chen Lee
Master Student at the School of Forestry and Resource Conservation |
Ching-Lin Huang (Andy) Master Student at the Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology |
Cheng-Yang Tsai Master Student at the Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology |
Yu-Pei Tseng Master Student at the Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology |
Tsung-Yi Lin Master Student at the Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology The pattern of fern and lycophyte species composition and community-level fern leaf functional traits along an elevation gradient in Northeastern Taiwan (abstract) (https://doi.org/10.6342/NTU201903764) |
Kenichiro Kurihara Master Student at the Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (exchange student from the University of the Ryukyus, Okinawa, Japan) |
Yen-Cheng Shen Master Student at the Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (co-advised by Prof Wen-Yun Kao) Relationship between functional traits of woody species and elevation gradient: a case study from forest vegetation in Northern Taiwan (abstract) (https://doi.org/10.6342/NTU201900071) |