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Insect biomass assessment

Inventories Biodiversity Oak
Quantify insect biomass within oak forests to understand the dynamics of ecological health and the food web.
Methods
Deploy standardised insect traps to collect and measure insect biomass periodically across selected sites.
Analysis
Analyze collected samples to assess biomass and its seasonal variations, linking these to habitat conditions.

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  • Phytopathogen effects on phytophagous insect communities across different scales Markus Franzen
  • Protected areas, biodiversity and oak forests Markus Franzen
  • Unlocking the secrets of oak trunks: a comprehensive study of invertebrate biodiversity and phenology across Sweden Markus Franzen
  • Yeast diversity on oak Markus Franzen
  • Do oaks grow faster in recent times? Markus Franzen
  • Exploring cryptic species: infestation dynamics of Acrocercops on oaks Markus Franzen
  • Exploring genetic diversity and local adaptations in oak populations at northern range margins Markus Franzen
  • Exploring phenological synchrony in Swedish oak forests Markus Franzen
  • Exploring the influence of the Ellenberg Nitrogen Index on oak growth across latitudinal gradients in Sweden Markus Franzen
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