The forest canopy is fundamentally important in biodiversity conservation and ecosystem
function. Cryptogamic epiphytes are dominant tree bole and canopy elements in temperate …

With a growing number of forest biodiversity indicators being applied in forest policy
documents and even more being suggested by the scientific community, there is a need to …

Major environmental gradients co‐vary with elevation and have been a longstanding natural
tool allowing ecologists to study global diversity patterns at smaller scales, and to make …

The effect of management related factors on species richness of epiphytic bryophytes and
lichens was studied in managed deciduous-coniferous mixed forests in Western-Hungary. At …

There is a wealth of smaller-scale studies on the effects of forest management on plant
diversity. However, studies comparing plant species diversity in forests with different …

Urban morphology varies within and among cities. Previous literature well discussed how
2D/3D morphology affects land surface temperature (LST) from physical form, scale and …

With the promise of transformative changes for the management of rural and urban forests,
the discrimination of tree species from satellite imagery has been a long-standing goal of …

Epiphytic bryophytes and lichens are an important component of the endangered forest
biota in temperate forests, their diversity and composition patterns being regulated by tree …

The effect of tree species, stand structure, landscape and historical variables was studied on
the species composition, species richness and cover of epiphytic bryophyte assemblages in …

Natural spruce forests are restricted to the highest mountain ranges in the Czech Republic.
Spruce is also the commonest tree species in managed forests. Owing to a massive decline …