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Are small protected habitat patches within boreal production forests effective in conserving species richness, abundance and community composition? :…

2021

Abstract Background In boreal zone forest management is changing and degrading forest habitats, which has caused declines in biodiversity. To mitigate these harmful effects in production forests, small-scale habitats with high biodiversity values have been protected within them. These habitats include woodland key habitats, and other small habitat patches protected by voluntary conservation actions. In this systematic review we synthesize the evidence on the value of small protected habitat patches (SPHP) within production forest landscapes for biodiversity. Review question: Are small protected habitat patches within boreal production forests effective in conserving species richness, abunda…

0106 biological sciencesforest harvestingtalousmetsäthakkuutVoluntary conservationForest managementBiodiversityWoodlandManagement Monitoring Policy and Law010603 evolutionary biology01 natural sciencesloggingvoluntary conservationAbundance (ecology)assemblagespecies richnesslahopuutwoodland key habitatsWoodland key habitatslcsh:Environmental scienceslcsh:GE1-350abundancedead woodEcologyspecies diversityEcology010604 marine biology & hydrobiologyForest harvestingLoggingSpecies diversity15. Life on landPollutionbiodiversiteettimetsiensuojeluImpactGeographyboreaalinen vyöhykeHabitatimpactSpecies richnesssuojavyöhykkeetProtected areaSpecies richness
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Spatio-temporal analyses of local biodiversity hotspots reveal the importance of historical land-use dynamics

2017

Woodland key habitats (WKHs) form a network of local biodiversity hotspots in human-dominated landscapes of northern Europe. They have been designated based on the presence of old-growth species and structures, and are considered to indicate long-term forest cover. To test whether WKHs do particularly occur in continuous forest land and to explore the scale dependence of relationships between WKH presence and their historical and environmental properties, we analysed them at five spatial scales (from stand to landscape: 80–2500 m) and referring to four reference years (1790, 1860, 1910, and 2010) using univariate and multivariate analyses. We upscaled the georeferenced data using a moving w…

0106 biological sciencesgeography.geographical_feature_categoryEcologyLand useEcology010604 marine biology & hydrobiologyCultural landscapeBiodiversityWetlandWoodland010603 evolutionary biology01 natural sciencesBiodiversity hotspotGeographyHabitatAfforestationEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsNature and Landscape ConservationBiodiversity and Conservation
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The effect of buffer strip width and selective logging on streamside plant communities

2019

Background Riparian forests surrounding streams host high biodiversity values, but are threatened by clear-cut logging. Narrow buffer strips of about 15 m are commonly left between the stream and the clear-cut, but studies suggest that the buffer width should be at least 30 m to protect riparian plant communities. Moreover, selective logging is often allowed on the buffer strips in order to increase economic gain. We used an experiment of 43 riparian sites where buffer strip width and selective logging within the strip were manipulated and supplemented with unlogged control sites. We report the short-term changes in the community composition of vascular plants and mosses near the stream (0–…

0106 biological scienceshakkuutselective loggingBuffer striplehtisammalet01 natural sciencesTreeswoodland key habitatsWoodland key habitatsFinlandQH540-549.5General Environmental Sciencegeography.geographical_feature_categoryharsintaForest managementEcologybiologyEcologymetsänkäsittelyLoggingForestrykasvillisuusBiodiversityPlantsSelective loggingmetsiensuojeluluonnonsuojelusuojavyöhykkeetkonservointiResearch ArticleVascular plantConservation of Natural ResourcespurotConservationSTREAMS010603 evolutionary biologyBuffer (optical fiber)RiversMossesRiparian forestEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsRiparian zoneHydrologygeographyVascular plants010604 marine biology & hydrobiologyPlant communitybiology.organism_classificationbiodiversiteettiputkilokasvitEnvironmental scienceBMC Ecology
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Grazing and soil pH are biodiversity drivers of vascular plants and bryophytes in boreal wood-pastures

2016

Abstract Wood-pastures have been formed by traditional low-intensity livestock grazing in wooded areas. They host high biodiversity values that are now threatened by both management abandonment (ceased grazing) and agricultural intensification, and therefore these habitats are of conservation interest in Europe. In order to explore the effects of grazing on the biodiversity of boreal wood-pastures, we studied the communities of vascular plants and bryophytes in 24 currently grazed and 24 abandoned sites. In addition to the current management situation, we studied the effects of soil pH and moisture, tree density, historical land-use intensity, time since abandonment (in abandoned sites) and…

0106 biological sciencessemi-naturalEcologyEcologyRare speciesBiodiversityforest pasturespasture-woodlandsilvopastoral systems010603 evolutionary biology01 natural sciencesabandonmentHabitatwooded pasturesSoil pHThreatened speciesGrazingEnvironmental scienceta1181Animal Science and ZoologySpecies richnesstraditional rural biotopesAgronomy and Crop ScienceConservation grazing010606 plant biology & botanyAgriculture, Ecosystems and Environment
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Macrofungal diversity and ecology in two Mediterranean forest ecosystems.

2014

The macrofungal species richness and community assemblages in Italian native woodlands of oaks and Carpinus betulus and non-native woodlands of Pinus spp., Cupressus sempervirens and Eucalyptus camaldulensis were examined through the collection of basidiomata and ascomata over 1 year. The sampling in Collestrada (Umbria) and Pizzo Manolfo (Sicily) forests revealed 216 species of macrofungi. The results indicate differences in macromycete richness and diversity patterns between the two sites. The dominant tree species of the two sites were different; thus, the Collestrada forests had higher mycorrhizal species richness, while the Pizzo Manolfo forest had a higher relative number of saprotrop…

0301 basic medicineCarpinus betulusfungal conservationEcological groupbiologyEcologyhost/substrate preferenceSettore BIO/02 - Botanica SistematicaplantationsilvicultureWoodlandPlant Science030108 mycology & parasitologybiology.organism_classification03 medical and health sciencesEucalyptus camaldulensisHabitatnative woodlandForest ecologySettore BIO/03 - Botanica Ambientale E ApplicataSpecies richnessspecies richneQuercus frainettoSilvicultureEcology Evolution Behavior and Systematics
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La evaluación a distancia en el entorno Moodle

2021

Dentro de la necesidad de una evaluación a distancia en Derecho, el entorno Moodle se presenta como una fórmula válida para ello, si bien de entre las distintas pruebas que permite escoger la plataforma se analizan las ventajas e inconvenientes de cada una para proponer el recurso más eficaz desde la experiencia docente.

:CIENCIAS JURÍDICAS Y DERECHO [UNESCO]UNESCO::CIENCIAS JURÍDICAS Y DERECHOevaluaciónmoodle
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Relationships Between Birds and Habitats in Latvian Farmland

2001

This point-count based study (1995-99) provides information on the avifauna of different farmland habitats in Latvia. Ordinations identify the main gradients within the species composition pattern: from arable land to natural habitats and from woodland across open, dry areas to wet meadowlands with rivers and ponds. Regression models describing the relationship between species richness and habitat show that the best positive predictors of species richness are woodland, scrub, natural meadows, unfarmed patches such as piles of stones or brushwood, and ponds. Regression models of the habitat affinities of the 30 most frequently recorded bird species are used to describe the present-day situat…

AgroforestryEcologybusiness.industryLatvianWoodlandlanguage.human_languageNatural (archaeology)GeographyHabitatAgriculturelanguageAnimal Science and ZoologySpecies richnessArable landAgricultural productivitybusinessActa Ornithologica
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Serveru sistēmu un VPN ieviešana uzņēmumā

2020

Autors izstrādāja bakalaura darbu "Serveru sistēmu un VPN ieviešana uzņēmumā". Savā darba vietā autors konstatēja problēmu, ka mācīšanās vadības sistēma bija word online dokumentu formā un testus pildīja papīra formātā; nebija sistēmas visu iekšējo serveru pārraudzībai, tika pārraudzītas tikai Unifi ražotāja iekārtas; rezerves kopiju veidošanas sistēmas serveriem nebija vienota risinājuma; VPN sistēma bija par maksu. Bakalaura darba mērķis bija ieviest nepieciešamās serveru sistēmas un VPN. Bakalaura darba uzdevumi bija izpētīt informāciju par nepieciešamo sistēmu iespējamiem risinājumiem un ieviest tās, apkopot rezultātus un izdarīt secinājumus. Rezultātā risinājums dod iespēju: mācīšanās …

AltaroDatorzinātneMoodleserveru sistēmaOpenVPNZabbix
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The use of artificial nest-boxes by Apodemus sylvaticus dichrurus in Sicily

2008

Reports of wood mouse arboreality are rather scarce outside Britain. I reviewed and analysed 267 visits and 16.456 checks of glirids artificial nest-boxes mounted on trees, in twelve sample areas of Meso- and Supra-Mediterranean woodlands (Sicily, 1995-2005). The wood mouse was recorded only 65 times (0.395%) using the artificial nest-boxes in nine sample areas, and based on this low frequency, the wood mouse can be considered as an occasional dweller of artificial nest-boxes. The resource selection index allowed checking the use respect to the availability of nest-boxes placed at different heights. These were likely reached by climbing the dense understorey and low tree branches up to 5 m,…

Arboreal activityMediterranean woodlandWood mouseNest-boxes wood mouse Apodemus sylvaticus dichrurus SicilySettore BIO/05 - Zoologia
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Vegetation changes and human action from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age (7000?4000 B.P.) in Alicante, Spain, based on charcoal analysis

1994

Charcoal analysis reveals various palaeo-ecological phases from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age. Agriculture starts about 7000 B.P. in favourable ecological conditions. Most of the charcoal spectra from sites on the coast represent thermomediterranean holm-oak forest; those from the inland mountains represent mesome-diterranean holm-oak forest. The Neolithic I Impressed Ware people were the first to clear the forest to plant their crops. This clearance of primary woodland resulted in the development of secondary vegetation of pine woods or scrub. The scrub reached its maximum during the Bell Beaker phase and Bronze Age in the Cova de les Cendres. In the Neolithic II open air sites, the perc…

Archeologybusiness.industryPaleontologyClimate changePlant ScienceWoodlandVegetationengineering.materialArchaeologyGeographyBronze AgeAgricultureBeakervisual_artvisual_art.visual_art_mediumengineeringBronzeCharcoalbusinessVegetation History and Archaeobotany
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