Biodiversity response to forest management intensity, carbon stocks and net primary production in temperate montane forests
Managed forests are a key component of strategies aimed at tackling the climate and
biodiversity crises. Tap** this potential requires a better understanding of the complex …
biodiversity crises. Tap** this potential requires a better understanding of the complex …
Supporting biodiversity by prescribed burning in grasslands—A multi-taxa approach
There are contrasting opinions on the use of prescribed burning management in European
grasslands. On the one hand, prescribed burning can be effectively used for the …
grasslands. On the one hand, prescribed burning can be effectively used for the …
Arthropod assemblages and functional responses along an urbanization gradient: A trait-based multi-taxa approach
Urbanization causes considerable alteration across a wide range of ecosystem functions at
regional and global scales. These changes could be key drivers of habitat stability and …
regional and global scales. These changes could be key drivers of habitat stability and …
Could hair-lichens of high-elevation forests help detect the impact of global change in the Alps?
Climate change and the anthropic emission of pollutants are likely to have an accelerated
impact in high-elevation mountain areas. This phenomenon could have negative …
impact in high-elevation mountain areas. This phenomenon could have negative …
Contrasting patterns of tree features, lichen, and plant diversity in managed and abandoned old-growth chestnut orchards of the northern Apennines (Italy)
In mountain regions of southern Europe, old-growth chestnut orchards maintained by
traditional management were a key component of the economic, cultural, and ecological …
traditional management were a key component of the economic, cultural, and ecological …
[HTML][HTML] Opposite effects of host tree species on the realised niche of Dicranum viride–A model species belonging to the group of endangered epiphytes
A Wysocki, P Czortek, K Konowalik, J Proćków… - Forest Ecology and …, 2023 - Elsevier
Functional diversity is widely recognised as the key to understanding the role of ecological
mechanisms in sha** the patterns of species co-existence across different environmental …
mechanisms in sha** the patterns of species co-existence across different environmental …
Natural forest remnants as refugia for bryophyte diversity in a transformed mountain river valley landscape
Riparian forests are among the most threatened ecosystem types worldwide. Their
exploitation and replacement by coniferous plantations affects species pools and contributes …
exploitation and replacement by coniferous plantations affects species pools and contributes …
Patterns of bryophyte life-forms are predictable across land cover types
Bryophytes are promising indicators for detecting the impact of rapid global change.
However, despite their great potential, they are still largely neglected, and their patterns …
However, despite their great potential, they are still largely neglected, and their patterns …
Long‐term changes in Italian mountain forests detected by resurvey of historical vegetation data
C Lelli, J Nascimbene, D Alberti… - Journal of …, 2021 - Wiley Online Library
Aim In the last decades most European mountain forests have been abandoned after
centuries of human management, paving the way for a landscape planning oriented to the …
centuries of human management, paving the way for a landscape planning oriented to the …
Impact of an invasive herbivore and human trampling on lichen-rich dry grasslands: soil-dependent response of multiple taxa
Dry grasslands are listed among the habitats of conservation concern in Europe. Here,
based on a multitaxon approach including vascular plants, bryophytes and lichens, we …
based on a multitaxon approach including vascular plants, bryophytes and lichens, we …