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Disturbances and Biodiversity in the Fichtelgebirge

Biodiversity & Ecology. Bd. 4. 2012 S. 364

Erscheinungsjahr: 2012

Publikationstyp: Zeitschriftenaufsatz

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Inhaltszusammenfassung


Disturbance ecology, namely the interaction of natural and anthropogenic disturbance with distribution, composition and richness of biotic units is the focus of this vegetation survey. Data on presence-absence of plant species were recorded in 100 equidistant quadratic units of one hectare size covering an area of 4 x 4km². Each unit is subdivided in relev\'{e}s with a similar disturbance regime enabling a spatial quantification of different disturbance agents. Disturbance types are not only ...Disturbance ecology, namely the interaction of natural and anthropogenic disturbance with distribution, composition and richness of biotic units is the focus of this vegetation survey. Data on presence-absence of plant species were recorded in 100 equidistant quadratic units of one hectare size covering an area of 4 x 4km². Each unit is subdivided in relev\'{e}s with a similar disturbance regime enabling a spatial quantification of different disturbance agents. Disturbance types are not only measured qualitatively but assessed quantitatively (frequency, seasonality, duration, size, form, distribution, selectivity). We conducted several equally designed studies in central Europe (Franconian Jura, Fichtelgebirge, Grafenw\"{o}hr, Elbe). Comparable data are also available for sites in Namibia, Morocco, Sweden, Ethiopia and Bangladesh. The Fichtelgebirge sample site is situated in north-eastern Bavaria (32U 709860E 5557570N), Germany. It is characterized by forest (44\%), agriculture (38\%), and grassland (22\%) and is located at about 600 m a.s.l.. The geology of the area consists of granite and phyllite bedrock; precipitation averages 650mm/yr. The mean annual temperature since 1990 is 7.3°C, (climate station Braunersgr\"{u}n). Agriculture, hay and silage production, and forestry are the main forms of land use. The overall number of recorded plant species is 419. This report describes the available content in the vegetationplot database Disturbances and Biodiversity in the Fichtelgebirge (GIVD ID EU-DE-024)» weiterlesen» einklappen

Autoren


Jentsch, Anke (Autor)
Beierkuhnlein, Carl (Autor)
Steinbauer, Manuel Jonas (Autor)

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