Seed Ecology VII will accept presentations dealing with all aspects of seed ecology, with a special focus on the variation of seed functions in world ecosystems. The meeting is planned to be face-to-face, assuming the COVID situation is improving globally. Communications can be submitted to any of the following topics:

1. Theory and methods in seed trait ecology.
2. Seed dispersal and plant-animal interactions.
3. Environmental control of seed germination timing.
4. Seedling ecology and establishment.
5. Molecular mechanisms of seeds.
6. Seed functions in plant communities.
7. Macroecology and evolution of seeds.
8. Seed-based restoration and conservation.

Registration will be limited to 200 participants.