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Relationships between species richness patterns in deciduous forests at the north Estonian limestone escarpment

2003-10-01

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The flora of the deciduous forests at the base of the north Estonian limestone escarpment is species rich, with an exceptionally high number of rare bryophyte species. Relationships between species richness of bryophyte and herb layers and biotic and environmental conditions were studied, using General Linear Mixed Models. Human disturbance (waste deposit, tree damage etc) was significantly negatively correlated w...

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Literature Corpus work: de453587-53a1-5a34-a96c-cabe1011a276
DOI: 10.1111/j.1654-1103.2003.tb02209.x

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