Lead Markus Franzen
Researchers
Study on how the age of oak forests influences biodiversity, particularly focusing on species richness and composition across six key groups: insects, arachnids, springtails, lichens, bryophytes, and vascular plants. Despite high diversity across all forest ages, significant...
Study on how the age of oak forests influences biodiversity, particularly focusing on species richness and composition across six key groups: insects, arachnids, springtails, lichens, bryophytes, and vascular plants. Despite high diversity across all forest ages, significant changes in species composition were noted only in some groups, underscoring the complex relationship between forest maturity and ecological diversity.
Related methods
12- Biodiversity and phenology soundbox
- Herbivory and mildew assessment
- Insect biomass assessment
- Lichen and moss diversity
- Light and temperature data collection
- Tree basal area and dead-standing wood assessment
- Vascular plant assessment
- Biodiversity and phenology malaise trap
- Dendrochronological analysis
- Oak bark yeast sampling
- Oak genetic structure / DNA analyses
- Oak regeneration study