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Dieback of managed spruce stands in western Germany promotes beetle diversity
《Journal of Forestry Research》2024年第3期55-71,共17页Eva Plath Chantal Trauth Jan Gerhards Laura Griebel Klaus Fischer 
supported by Forschungsanstalt fur Waldokologie und Forstwirtschaft (FAWF)of Landesforsten Rheinland-Pfalz (FF5.3-01-2021).
Biodiversity loss is a significant problem at a global scale and may be amplified by climate change.In recent years,coniferous forests have had substantial die-back across Europe due to drought and subsequent bark-bee...
关键词：Bark-beetle outbreak Forest dieback SPRUCE DEADWOOD Nature conservation Beetle biodiversity-Coleoptera Coniferous forests 
Disentangling the effects of management and climate change on habitat suitability for saproxylic species in boreal forests
《Journal of Forestry Research》2024年第2期121-133,共13页Ellinoora Ekman María Triviño Clemens Blattert Adriano Mazziotta Maria Potterf Kyle Eyvindson 
Open access funding provided by Norwegian University of Life Sciences。
Forest degradation induced by intensive forest management and temperature increase by climate change are resulting in biodiversity decline in boreal forests.Intensive forest management and high-end climate emission sc...
关键词：BIODIVERSITY Simulations FINLAND Forest planning Habitat suitability DEADWOOD 
Effect of wind damage on the habitat suitability of saproxylic species in a boreal forest landscape被引量：3
《Journal of Forestry Research》2019年第3期879-889,共11页Ane Zubizarreta-Gerendiain Timo Pukkala Heli Peltola 
funded by the UEF foundation(Project 930341);the University of Eastern Finland;supported by the FORBIO project(Decision Number 293380)funded by the Strategic Research Council of the Academy of Finland,led by Prof.Heli Peltola at University of Eastern Finland
Many forest-dwelling species are dependent on deadwood. Sources of deadwood include competition- and senescence-related mortality of trees, and various damages. This study described a methodology for predicting the ef...
关键词：BIODIVERSITY HABITAT SUITABILITY index DEADWOOD Wind DISTURBANCE Optimization Simulated annealing 
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