Search results for "biodiversiteetti"

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Dead wood and fungi : detection, diversity and conservation in boreal forests

2018

Dead wood and associated fungal communities are a crucial part of boreal forest ecosystems, and severely affected and threatened by human actions like commercial timber harvesting. Despite their importance for forest functioning, most wood-inhabiting fungal species, especially those producing small fruit bodies, are still ecologically and taxonomically poorly known. In addition, studies on dead wood profiles have neglected fine woody debris. This thesis includes detailed investigations of fruiting phenology of different morphological groups and complete dead wood profile of one semi-natural boreal forest. In addition, the diversity patterns of wood-inhabiting fungal communities according fo…

lajistokartoitusfruit bodymetsänkäsittelyforest managementeliöyhteisötsporepuulajitluonnon monimuotoisuuslahottajasienetbiodiversiteettihabitat qualitycommunityspecies richnessfunctional traitsienetlahopuutitiöt
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Multitaxa species richness of a wood-pasture complex in the Finnish SW-archipelago

2019

Traditional rural biotopes such as semi-natural grasslands and wood-pastures are among the most threatened biotopes in Finland. Archipelago Sea area hosts an especially representative collection of these biotopes, considering both their combined area and average quality. We surveyed birds, vascular plants, bryophytes, polypores and ground-inhabiting stipitate macrofungi in one wood-pasture complex in Korppoo, Archipelago Sea area. Here we report and discuss the results of these surveys. We detected altogether 457 species, including 8 red-listed bird species and 6 red-listed vascular plant species. We didn´t detect any red-listed bryophytes or fungi, but also these groups included several ra…

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Genetic diversity of a clonal earthworm : gene expression variation and impacts on decomposition in metal contaminated soil

2016

Biodiversity affects ecosystem functioning positively. Metal-contamination diminishes species diversity and ecosystem function depends on the remaining species, and the genotypes within them. I studied how the clonally reproducing earthworm Dendrobaena octaedra responds to soil metal contamination and how its genetic diversity affects decomposition. Expression of the gene for the metal tolerance protein metallothionein was compared between populations with or without metal exposure history: with exposure history expression was high and stable and without there was a slow response. Adaptation to metal contamination likely explains the differences. Clonality of D. octaedra was verified with m…

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Automatic image‐based identification and biomass estimation of invertebrates

2020

Understanding how biological communities respond to environmental changes is a key challenge in ecology and ecosystem management. The apparent decline of insect populations necessitates more biomonitoring but the time-consuming sorting and expert-based identification of taxa pose strong limitations on how many insect samples can be processed. In turn, this affects the scale of efforts to map and monitor invertebrate diversity altogether. Given recent advances in computer vision, we propose to enhance the standard human expert-based identification approach involving manual sorting and identification with an automatic image-based technology. We describe a robot-enabled image-based identificat…

luokitus (toiminta)convolutional neural networkdeep learningbiodiversiteettiekosysteemit (ekologia)spidersmachine learningkoneoppiminenclassificationhyönteisethämähäkitinsectstunnistaminenbiodiversity
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Luonnon ennallistaminen on käsitteenä aikansa elänyt

2014

Ihmistoiminta on muuttanut ja yhä muuttaa luonnontilaisia ekosysteemejä agro- ja teknosysteemeiksi. Nämä muutokset ovat kiihdyttäneet biologisen monimuotoisuuden häviämistä ja käynnistäneet niin sanotun kuudennen sukupuuttoaallon. Koska ihmiselo tukeutuu pitkälti luonnon monimuotoisuuteen, on monimuotoisuuden turvaamiseksi tehty sekä kansallisia että kansainvälisiä päätöksiä ja sopimuksia. Monimuotoisuutta voidaan turvata ennallistamalla tai hoitamalla muuttuneita ekosysteemejä. Ennallistaminen ja luonnonhoito ovat kuitenkin epämääräisiä käsitteitä. Uudet kattotermit, ekologinen interventio ja sitä tutkiva tieteenala interventioekologia, selventävät käsitteellisiä ongelmia. nonPeerReviewed

luonnonhoitoluonnonsuojelubiologiasuojelualueekologinen interventioluonnon monimuotoisuusbiodiversiteettikäsitteetekosysteemitinterventioekologia  Atte Komonenluonnon ennallistaminenArtikkelitPanu HalmeennallistaminenluonnonsuojeluTieteessä tapahtuu
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Metsäluonnon turvaava suojelun kohdentaminen Suomessa

2021

Tässä mietinnössä Luontopaneeli keskittyy Suomen pinta-alaltaan suurimman ja siten lajien kannalta merkityksellisimmän elinympäristön eli boreaalisten metsien suojelun kohdentamiseen. EU:n BD-strategiassa mainitut käsitteet vanha metsä ja luonnontilainen metsä eivät ole yksiselitteisiä, ja niiden määritelmiin voidaan perustellusti esittää erilaisia näkökohtia. Tämän ei tule estää rationaalisten suojelusuunnitelmien tekoa. Luontopaneeli korostaa, että käsitteiden määrittelyn sijaan tärkeintä on EU:n BD-strategian tavoitteiden eli luonnon monimuotoisuuden säilymisen ja kokonaisheikentymättömyyden saavuttaminen. Tässä mietinnössä Luontopaneeli esittää laskelman, jolla Suomi voi metsien osalta …

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Avointa biodiversiteettitietoa

2016

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National high-resolution conservation prioritisation of boreal forests

2023

The continuous decline of forest biodiversity highlights the importance of the development of cost-effective and ecologically sustainable land-use planning approaches. Spatial conservation prioritisation (SCP) can be regarded as a useful tool for this challenge. We produced high-resolution, national scale SCP analyses to identify unprotected forest areas that host valuable forest biodiversity. We used stand-based modelled dead wood potential (DWP) data as a primary surrogate for conservation value. In addition, data on forestry operations that have negative impacts on biodiversity, connectivity between forest areas, the observations of red-listed forest species, connectivity to forest habit…

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Species and genetic diversity relationships in benthic macroinvertebrate communities along a salinity gradient

2022

Background Species- and genetic diversity can change in parallel, resulting in a species-genetic diversity correlation (SGDC) and raising the question if the same drivers influence both biological levels of diversity. The SGDC can be either positive or negative, depending on whether the species diversity and the genetic diversity of the measured species respond in the same or opposite way to drivers. Using a traditional species diversity approach together with ultra-conserved elements and high throughput sequencing, we evaluated the SGDCs in benthic macrofauna communities in the Baltic Sea, a geologically young brackish water sea characterised by its steep salinity gradient and low species …

macrobenthosspecies diversitySGDCspatial and temporal patternsgenetic diversityeliöyhteisötselkärangattomatultra-conserved elementsmurtovesisalinitygeneettinen monimuotoisuusbiodiversiteettipohjaeläimistösuolaisuus
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Predicting valuable forest habitats using an indicator species for biodiversity

2020

Intensive management of boreal forests impairs forest biodiversity and species of old-growth forest. Effective measures to support biodiversity require detection of locations valuable for conservation. We applied species distribution models (SDMs) to a species of mature forest, the northern goshawk (Accipiter gentilis, goshawk), that is often associated with hotspots of forest biodiversity. We located optimal sites for the goshawk on a landscape scale, assessed their state under intensified logging operations and identified characteristics of goshawks' nesting sites in boreal forests. Optimal sites for the goshawk covered only 3.4% of the boreal landscape and were mostly located outside pro…

mallintaminen0106 biological sciencespuunkorjuuEUROPESpecies distributionBiodiversityhabitaattiGOSHAWKS010603 evolutionary biology01 natural sciencesloggingWOODLAND KEY HABITATSborealSpecies distribution modellingNorthern goshawkBorealEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsRAPTORSNature and Landscape ConservationPREDATIONbiologyForest managementEcology010604 marine biology & hydrobiologymetsänkäsittelyLoggingTaigaLoggingkanahaukkaAccipiter15. Life on landspecies distribution modellingbiology.organism_classificationAccipiter gentilisnorthern goshawk [Accipiter gentilis]biodiversiteettimetsiensuojeluNEST-SITE SELECTIONPATTERNboreaalinen vyöhykeGeographyBorealHabitatRESOLUTIONIndicator speciesDENSITY1181 Ecology evolutionary biologyACCIPITER-GENTILISindikaattorilajit
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