e-mail: sergio.roiloa@uc.pt
Category: Researcher (FCT Postdoctoral Fellow)
Department: Centre for Functional Ecology. University of Coimbra
Research Line: Clonal plant ecology
Direct URL for this page: http://cfe.uc.pt/roiloa
1999: B.Sc. in Biology. University of Santiago de Compostela
2001: M.Sc. in Plant Ecology. "Ecophysiological aspects of sexual dimorphism in Ilex aquifolium L." University of Santiago de Compostela
2005: Ph.D. in Plant Ecology. "Effects of clonal integration on physiological and growth responses of Fragaria vesca L. to environmental heterogeneity" University of Santiago de Compostela
1. Ecological implications of plant clonality.
2. Physiological integration in clonal plants.
3. Environmental heterogeneity.
4. Ecophysiological responses to stress.
Roiloa, S.R., Rodríguez-Echeverría, S. & Freitas, H. 2012 "The importance of clonal integration on plant invasiveness: an experimental study with Carpobrotus edulis" 10th Clonal Plant Workshop. Beijing (China) 12-16 October 2012.
Roiloa, S.R. & Hutchings, M.J. 2011. “The effects of rooting frequency and position of rooted ramets on plasticity and yield in a clonal species: an experimental study with Glechoma hederacea”. 12th EEF Congress. Ávila (Spain) 25-29 September 2011.
Roiloa, S.R., Antelo, B. & Retuerto, R. 2010. "Non-local effects of clonal integration in carbon and nitrogen isotope discrimination". The 7th International Conference on Applications of Stable Isotope Techniques to Ecological Studies. Fairbanks, Alaska (USA) 9-13 August 2010.
Roiloa, S.R., Sánchez-Vilas, J., Bermúdez, R. & Retuerto, R. 2009. "Importance of clonal integration on the colonization of heavy metal polluted environments". The 10th International Congress of Ecology (INTECOL). Brisbane (Australia) 16-21 August 2009.
Roiloa, S.R., Rodríguez-Echeverría, S., de la Peña, E. & Freitas, H. 2009. "Understanding the role of clonality in plant invasions: a field experiment with Capobrotus edulis". 9th Clonal Plant Workshop. Leuven (Belgium) 1-4 July 2009.
Roiloa, S.R., Rodríguez-Echeverría, S., de la Peña, E. & Freitas, H. 2008. "Effect of physiological integration on competitive ability in the invasive clonal plant Carpobrotus edulis". XI Portuguese Ecological Society (SPECO) Meeting. Vila Real (Portugal) 20-22 November 2008
Roiloa, S.R. & Hutchings, M.J. 2007. "Responses of clonal plants to environmental heterogeneity" Eco Summit 2007. Beijing (China) 22-27 May 2007.
Roiloa, S.R., Sánchez-Vilas, J., Bermúdez, R. & Retuerto, R. 2006. "Development, photosynthetic activity and habitat selection of the clonal plant Fragaria vesca, growing in copper polluted soil". BES Annual Meeting 2006. Oxford (UK) 5-7 September 2006.
Roiloa, S.R., Fernández-Lema, B., Sánchez-Vilas, J. & Retuerto, R. 2004. "Benefits of clonal integration in a serpentine soil colonization process by stoloniferous Fragaria vesca L.". 89th Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting. Portland, Oregon (USA) 1-6 August 2004.
Roiloa, S.R., Fernández-Lema, B., Sánchez-Vilas, J. & Retuerto, R. 2003. "Responses of the clonal plant Fragaria vesca L. to environmental heterogeneity". 7th Clonal Plant Workshop. Kuusamo (Finland) 1-5 August 2003.
Roiloa, S.R., Fernández-Lema, B. & Retuerto, R. 2002. "Cost-benefit of clonal integration of Fragaria vesca L. under water stress conditions". The IX European Ecological Congress (Eureco '02). Lund (Sweden) 27 July - 1 August 2002.
"The role of clonal integration in the expansion of the invader Carpobrotus edulis in the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park (Spain)" Percy Sladen Grant, Linnean Society of London. Duration: 2012-2013. Centre for Functional Ecology (University of Coimbra). Participation: Principal researcher
"Effect of soil biota on the clonal growth of Trifolium repens: potential use for restoration of heavy metal polluted environments". Plan Nacional de I+D+I. Reference: HP2008-0093. Duration: 2009-2010. Unit of Ecology (University of Santiago de Compostela) and Centre for Functional Ecology (University of Coimbra). Participation: Principal researcher
"Responses of clonal plants to environmental heterogeneity" British Ecological Society. Reference: SEPG 946/1176. Duration: 2006-2007. Centre for Environmental Research (University of Sussex) Participation: Principal researcher
Department of Biology. Morrill Science Center. University of Massachusetts (Amherst), USA; with Peter Alpert. Visiting Scholar
Department of Biology and Environmental Science. Centre for Environmental Research. University of Sussex, UK; with Michael Hutchings. Visiting Scientist
Department of Life Sciences. Centre for Functional Ecology. University of Coimbra, Portugal; with Helena Freitas. Postdoctoral Fellow
