Note: Name (underlined author's name) indicates the presenting author (in the case that it was not me)

• Zelený D. (2023): Cloud forest vegetation along fog frequency gradient in Taiwan: diversity and environment (International Association for Vegetation Science, 65th Annual Symposium, Coffs Harbour, Australia, September 3-8, 2023, oral presentation)
• Zelený D. (2023): How to study the effect of fog frequency on vegetation: a case study from Taiwan's cloud forest (Plant Ecology Workshop, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, August 19-20, 2023, oral presentation)
• Zelený D. & Sekerková H. (2023): Extinction of rare species on smaller islands is the key mechanism behind the species-area relationship on acidophilous habitat patches: an empirical study from the Czech Republic (Society for Island Biology, 4th Island Biology Conference, Lipari, Italy, July 3-7, 2023, oral presentation)

• Zelený D., Lee Y.-N. & Wei S. (2022): “Sun leaves” not always so sunny: light as confounding factor in intra-specific trait studies focused on woody species (International Association for Vegetation Science, 64rd Annual Symposium, Madrid, Spain, June 27-July 1, 2022, oral presentation) (pdf) (video)
• Wei S. & Zelený D. (2022): The influence of environmental factors and biotic interactions on the early-stage establishment of Chamaecyparis obtusa var. formosana seedlings in Taiwan. (International Association for Vegetation Science, 64rd Annual Symposium, Madrid, Spain, June 27-July 1, 2022, oral presentation, virtually)
• Zelený D., Lin P.-Y., Huang C.-L., Li C.-F. & Hsieh C.-F. (2022): A consistent hump-shaped pattern of diversity-elevation relationship observed at different grain scales: a case study using woody species in Taiwan. (International Biogeography Society, 10th Biennial Conference, hybrid meeting on June 2-6 in Vancouver, Canada; oral presentation provided on demand virtually)
• Tseng Y.-P. & Zelený D. (2022): Do subtropical montane cloud forests in Taiwan act as insular systems for woody species? (International Biogeography Society, 10th Biennial Conference, hybrid meeting on June 2-6 in Vancouver, Canada; oral presentation provided virtually, live)
• Lin P.-Y., Li C.-F. & Zelený D. (2022): Possible mechanisms explaining hump-shaped richness-elevation pattern of woody species in Taiwan. (International Biogeography Society, 10th Biennial Conference, hybrid meeting on June 2-6 in Vancouver, Canada; oral presentation provided on demand virtually)
• Huang C.-L. & Zelený D. (2022): How well do available methods quantify the importance of assembly processes in ecological community data: a simulation approach (International Biogeography Society, 10th Biennial Conference, hybrid meeting on June 2-6 in Vancouver, Canada; oral presentation provided on demand virtually)

• Zelený D., Helsen K. & Lee Y.-N. (2021): Extending the community-weighted mean approach to intraspecific trait variation: how to deal with overly optimistic standard parametric tests? (International Association for Vegetation Science, 63rd Annual Symposium, hosted virtually, September 20-23, 2021, oral presentation)
• Lee Y.-N. & Zelený D. (2021): Effect of wind and soil conditions on inter- and intraspecific leaf trait variation of broadleaf trees in the cloud forest: a case study from Taiwan (International Association for Vegetation Science, 63rd Annual Symposium, hosted virtually, September 20-23, 2021, poster with lightning talk)
• Lin P.-Y., Zelený D. & Li C.-F. (2021): Woody species richness along elevation in Taiwan: patterns and mechanisms (International Association for Vegetation Science, 63rd Annual Symposium, hosted virtually, September 20-23, 2021, oral presentation)
• Tseng Y.-P. & Zelený D. (2021): Do subtropical montane cloud forests in Taiwan act as insular systems for woody species? (International Association for Vegetation Science, 63rd Annual Symposium, hosted virtually, September 20-23, 2021, poster with lightning talk)
• Chen C.-F. & Zelený D. (2021): Changes in species composition and plant functional traits during the landslide succession in high-mountain coniferous forest in central Taiwan (International Association for Vegetation Science, 63rd Annual Symposium, hosted virtually, September 20-23, 2021, oral presentation)

• Zelený D., Shen Y.-C. & Li C.-F. (2019): Effect of cloud frequency on the forest vegetation in Taiwan: what can we learn from the trait-based approach using evergreen broadleaf species? (International Association for Vegetation Science, 62th Annual Symposium, Bremen, Germany, July 14-19, 2019, oral presentation) pdf
• Lin P.-Y., Li C.-F. & Zelený D. (2019): Diversity pattern of woody species along elevation in Taiwan: does the sample standardisation matter? (International Association for Vegetation Science, 62th Annual Symposium, Bremen, Germany, July 14-19, 2019, poster presentation, presented by Po-Yu Lin) pdf
• Lin T.-Y. & Zelený D. (2019): Changes of community-level leaf traits of terrestrial and epiphytic ferns along an elevation gradient in Northeastern Taiwan. (International Association for Vegetation Science, 62th Annual Symposium, Bremen, Germany, July 14-19, 2019, poster presentation, presented by Tsung-Yi Lin) pdf
• Chen C.-F., Li C.-F. & Zelený D. (2019): Spontaneous regeneration of vegetation on landslides in low-elevation region in Central Taiwan. Environmental drivers and recommendations for restoration strategy. (International Association for Vegetation Science, 62th Annual Symposium, Bremen, Germany, July 14-19, 2019, poster presentation, presented by Chien-Fan Chen)

• Zelený D. & Lin T.-Y. (2018): Changes in leaf traits along the elevation gradient in Taiwan: using ferns as a model plant group. Asian Symposium of Ferns & Lycophytes, Taipei, Taiwan, 16-18 October 2018, oral presentation) pdf www
• Zelený D. (2018): To test or not to test, that is the question: relating mean Ellenberg indicator values to ordination axes is an example of spurious correlation (International Association for Vegetation Science, 61th Annual Symposium, Bozeman, Montana, USA, July 22-27, 2018, oral presentation) pdf
• Zelený D. (2018): Importance of environment evaluated by constrained ordination depends on the completeness of sampling (Ecological Society of Japan, 65th Annual Meeting, Sapporo, March 15-18 2018, oral presentation) www

• Zelený D. (2017): Community assembly along stress gradients: effect of cloud frequency and chronic-wind intensity on forest vegetation in Taiwan (Symposium of Ministry of Science and Technology, Taichung, Taiwan, November 17 2017, oral presentation) www pdf
• Zelený D. (2017): Bias in community-weighted mean analysis of plant functional traits and species indicator values (International Association for Vegetation Science, 60th Annual Symposium, Palermo, Italy, June 20-24 2017, oral presentation) pdf

• Zelený D. (2016): Jumping on the bandwagon of beta diversity partitioning (NTU & NTNU Joint Symposium on Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Taipei, Taiwan, 22 May 2016, oral talk) pdf
• Zelený D., Li C.-F. et al. (2016): Beta diversity pattern of forest vegetation along elevation in Taiwan: what have we learned so far? (Annual Meeting of the Taiwan Ecological Research Network in JiJi, Taiwan, 15-16 April 2016, oral presentation) pdf

• Zelený D., Li C.-F., Zukal D., Chudomelová M., Prokešová H. & Sekerková H. (2015): Comparing incomparable: explained variation in species composition is not comparable among datasets due to undersampling (International Association for Vegetation Science, 58th Annual Symposium, Brno, Czech Republic, 19-24 July 2015, oral presentation) pdf
• Zelený D. (2015): Co-occurrence based measure of habitat specialization for species of Czech flora (European Vegetation Survey, 24th workshop, Rennes, France, 4-8 May 2015, oral presentation) pdf
• Zelený D., Chang L.-W. & Hsieh C.-F. (2015): Variation in species composition explained by spatially autocorrelated environmental variables (7th international conference of International Biogeography Society, Bayreuth, Germany, 8-12 January 2015, poster presentation) www pdf

• Zelený D. (2014): Bias due to autocorrelation where no one expects it: the relationship between community-weighted mean traits and environmental variables (International Statistical Ecology Conference, Montpellier, France, 1-4 July 2014, oral presentation) (www) pdf
• Zelený D. (2014): Use of mean Ellenberg indicator values revisited (again) (European Vegetation Survey, 23th International Workshop, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 8-12 May 2014, oral presentation) www pdf

• Zelený D., Chang L.-W., Li C.-F., Chiu S.-T. & Hsieh C.-F. (2013): Soil matters: soil variables remarkably increase explained variation of tree beta diversity in forest dynamics plot (56th Annual Symposium of International Association for Vegetation Science, Tartu, Estonia, 26-30 June 2013, oral presentation) pdf
• Zelený D., Chang L.-W., Li C.-F., Chiu S.-T. & Hsieh C.-F. (2013): Did we measure enough environmental variables? Insights from multiscale spatial analysis (6th international conference of International Biogeography Society, Miami, FL, USA, 9-13 January 2013, poster presentation) pdf

• Zelený D. & Li C.-F. (2012): To cut the feet to fit the shoes: Forcing unsupervised cluster analysis to reproduce results of subjective vegetation classification (55th Symposium of the International Association for Vegetation Science, Mokpo, Korea, 23-28 July 2012, oral presentation) pdf
• Zelený D. (2012): Mean Ellenberg indicator values as explanatory variables in constrained ordination (European Vegetation Survey, 21th International Workshop, Vienna, 24-27 May 2012, oral presentation) pdf

• Zelený D. (2011): Better dispersal means wider realized species niche. (54th Symposium of the International Association for Vegetation Science, Lyon, France, 20-24 June 2011, oral presentation) pdf

• Zelený D. (2010): Co-occurrence based measure of species habitat specialization: What does it really mean? (95th ESA Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, 1.-6.8.2010, poster presentation)
• Li C.-F., Tichý L., Zelený D., Chytrý M., Lai Y.-J., Hsieh C.-F., Chen M.-Y., Chen T.-Y., Chiou C.-R., Hsia Y.-J., Liu H.-Y., Yang S.-Z., Yeh C.-L. & Wang J.-C. (2010): Hump-shaped species richness pattern along the elevation gradient in Taiwan: A result of mid-domain effect or heterogeneity? (95th ESA Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, 1.-6.8.2010, poster presentation by C.-F. Li) pdf

• Zelený D. & Tichý L. (2009): Linking R and JUICE: software tool for analysis and visualization of vegetation data (UseR! 2009, The R User Conference, Rennes, France, 8.-10.7.2009, poster presentation)
• Zelený D. (2009): Why are Ellenberg indicator values so good explanatory variables? (52nd Symposium of the International Association for Vegetation Science, Crete, 30.5.-4.6.2009, oral presentation)
• Zelený D. & Tichý L. (2009): Linking JUICE and R: New developments in visualization of unconstrained ordination analysis. (European Vegetation Survey, 18th International Workshop, Rome, 25.-28.3. 2009, poster presentation)

• Zelený D., Li. C.-F., Veselá I. & Chytrý M. (2008): Relationship between species richness and landscape heterogeneity: case study from middle elevation of the Czech Republic (The Sixth Symposium of Vegetation Diversity in Taiwan, Taipei, 13.11.2008, oral presentation)
• Zelený D., Li. C.-F. & Chytrý M. (2008): Pattern of local plant species richness along the gradient of landscape topographic heterogeneity: result of spatial mass effect or shift in microsite environmental conditions? (European Vegetation Survey, 17th International Workshop, Brno, 1.-5.5. 2008, oral presentation)
• Veselá I., Zelený D., Li C.-F. & Chytrý M. (2008): Bioassay experiment for assessment of site productivity in oak forests (European Vegetation Survey, 17th International Workshop, Brno, 1.-5.5. 2008, poster presentation held by Irena Veselá)
• Li C.-F., Tichý L., Zelený D., Chytrý M., Hsieh C.-F., Chen M.-Y., Chen T.-Y., Chiou C.-R., Hsia Y.-J., Liu H.-Y., Yang S.-Z., Yeh C.-Y., Wang J.-C. & Yu C.-F. (2008): Species richness pattern along the elevation gradient: is the mid-domain effect the only reason? (European Vegetation Survey, 17th International Workshop, Brno, 1.-5.5. 2008, oral presentation held by Ching-Feng Li)

• Zelený D. (2007): R project: powerful tool for vegetation data analysis and visualization (The Fifth Symposium of Vegetation Diversity in Taiwan, Taipei, 25.10.2007, oral presentation)
• Zelený D. & Chytrý M. (2007): Pattern of alpha- and beta-diversity of vegetation in deep river valleys of Bohemia Massif (European Vegetation Survey, 16th Workshop, Rome (Italy), 22.-26.03.2007, poster presentation)
• Tichý L., Roleček J., Zelený D. & Chytrý M. (2007): New stopping rules for TWINSPAN (European Vegetation Survey, 16th Workshop, Rome (Italy), 22.-26.03.2007, poster presentation) [ pdf ]

• Zelený D. (2005): Formalized approaches to Central European phytosociology (Symposium of Vegetation Diversity in Taiwan, Taipei, 9.9.05, oral presentation) [ pdf ]

• Zelený D. (2004): Hluboká říční údolí jako objekt pro modelování vztahů vegetace a proměnných prostředí (konference ČBS 'Doktorandské inspirace v botanice', 20.-21.11.2004) [ pdf ]