Forest fragmentation creates forest edges, and the effect of those edges increases as the
size of forest fragments decreases. Edge effects include changes to microclimatic conditions …

At least 10 different methods to determine exposure for hemispherical photographs were
used by scientists in the last two decades, severely hampering comparability among studies …

The moist evergreen Afromontane forest of SW Ethiopia has become extremely fragmented
and most of the remnants are intensively managed for cultivation of coffee (Coffea arabica) …

Abstract JARČUŠKA, B., 2008. Methodical overview to hemispherical photography,
demonstrated on an example of the software GLA. Folia oecol., 35: 66–69. This contribution …

A variety of human-induced disturbances such as forest fragmentation and recovery after
deforestation for pasture or agricultural activities have resulted in a complex landscape …

Habitat fragmentation imposes profound impacts on the tropical forest microclimate, but the
microclimatic configuration of isolated forest patches and its implications for biodiversity …

Aims Changes in the structure and composition of forests, whether caused by natural or
anthropic events, alter the microenvironment, sometimes irreversibly. Since the local …

The extent to which animals may compensate for rising temperatures through behavioral
thermoregulation is an important unknown in predicting responses to climate change …

Habitat fragmentation increases forest edges, which in turn influence the microclimate to
which ferns are exposed. Ferns do not depend on pollinators or dispersers, which make …

The main selective forces affecting the fruiting strategies are related to the environment in
which plants occur. As a savanna, microclimatic conditions should not vary in relation to …