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Created substrates do not fully mimic natural substrates in restoration: the occurrence of polypores on spruce logs

2014

Many protected areas have been under intensive forest management prior to protection and thus lack natural ecosystem structures and dynamics. Dead wood is a key structure in forests harboring hundreds of threatened species. We investigated the ecological success of dead wood creation as a boreal forest restoration measure. We analysed whether the polypore communities of chain-saw felled and girdled (subsequently fallen) Norway spruce ( (L.) H. Karst.) logs differ from naturally formed spruce logs of similar decay stage and size. The study was conducted in Leivonmäki National Park in central Finland 8 years after the restoration measures. The average number of polypore species was highest o…

dead woodNational parkEcologyEcological Modelingecological restorationTaigaForest managementForestryPicea abiesForestryBiologybiology.organism_classificationlahottajasienetPolyporeThreatened speciesprotected area managementta1181lcsh:SD1-669.5boreal forestlcsh:ForestrymetsäkuusiRestoration ecologysubstrate qualityGlobal biodiversitySilva Fennica
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