The impact and frequency of forest harvesting could significantly affect soil microbial
community (SMC) structure and functioning. The ability of soil microorganisms to perform …

There is a dire need to predict the vulnerability of tropical forest biotas to habitat
fragmentation I tested the efficacy of seven ecological traits (body size Iongeuity, fecundity …

(1) The natural landslide disturbance regime and the major trends in post-landslide
succession were studied within a 44-km 2 belt between 530 and 850 m asl (subtropical …

We assessed microbial community composition as a function of altered above-and
belowground inputs to soil in forest ecosystems of Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Hungary as …

There is a dire need to assess the impacts of habitat fragmentation on tropical forest biotas.
In 1986–1987 three live-trap** methods were used to census small mammals at 52 sites …

I used data from 160 spotlighting censuses to compare responses of five species of arboreal
marsupial folivores to fragmentation of tropical rainforests in NE Queensland, Australia. Data …

Canonical Correspondence Analysis (CCA) is an increasingly popular method for
multivariate analysis of ecological community data. It is, however, one of the most potentially …

Vertical forest structure is an attribute of forests that is of interest to many disciplines and is
consistently discussed in the context of ecosystem management. The vertical stratification of …

The widespread and long—lasting impact of human activity on natural ecosystems indicates
that land—use history must be treated as an integral aspect of ecological study and a critical …

Questions: What factors limit the distribution of epiphytic lichens and bryophytes at plot and
tree level in beech forests? At what ages do epiphytic species, and species of conservation …