Michał Bogdziewicz

Michał Bogdziewicz is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Environmental Biology, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. His research focuses on masting (synchronized, variable seed production), plant-pollinator interactions, climate change impacts on forest ecosystems, and seed predation dynamics.

• Current Position: Associate Professor, Adam Mickiewicz University
• Previous Affiliations: INRAE (France), CREAF (Spain)
• Research Themes: Masting ecology, climate adaptation, seed dispersal, predator satiation, forest regeneration

His work integrates long-term ecological datasets and theoretical models to explain reproductive strategies in perennial plants. Recent studies examine how rising temperatures disrupt masting in European beech and how community-wide masting affects North American oak ecosystems.

Selected for Oikos Editor’s Choice (2016) and featured on journal covers for research on masting synchrony and climate-driven shifts in seed production. Collaborates extensively in international networks like MASTREE+.

As an Associate Editor for the Journal of Ecology, he contributes to advancing ecological methodologies. His publications highlight the interplay between resource allocation, weather cues, and biotic interactions in shaping plant reproductive success.