Landscape ecology has been defined in a variety of different ways, but the common theme is the study of the ecological effects of ecosystem spatial patterning. Since the long history of landscape alteration has created novel systems with unknown dynamics, new tools are necessary to understand, manage and restore human dominated landscapes, preventing the loss of biodiversity. Among all, habitat fragmentation is the main process which affects biodiversity especially in human dominated landscapes. This thesis is based on three research papers concerning the evaluation of plant species diversity in fragmented and secondary plant communities. Moreover, the effect of natural reforestation process on biodiversity of secondary plant communitie...
In intensively used and human-modified landscapes, biodiversity is often confined to remnants of nat...
International audienceUnderstanding the determinants of hedgerow plant diversity in agricultural lan...
The absence of a species from a focal community may be due to either dispersal limitation or recruit...
The main objective of Landscape Ecology is to study the spatial pattern influence over ecological pr...
Whereas habitat fragmentation is considered as one of the main cause of biodiversity loss, the under...
We explained vascular plant species richness patterns in a 286 km2 fragmented landscape with a no...
Landscape structure, through the amount of semi-natural habitat and matrix heterogeneity, is one of ...
In Europe traditional mosaic landscapes have been experienced dramatic changes through either intens...
The process of fragmentation of natural habitats is increasing exponentially worldwide and represent...
Biodiversity, the variety of life at all organisational levels from genes to ecosystems, affects eco...
Aquesta tesi té com a objectiu escatir fins quin punt les diversitats d'espècies i funcional de les...
Biodiversity is one of the fundamental manifestations of life. Nevertheless, is has been increasingl...
In intensively used and human-modified landscapes, biodiversity is often confined to remnants of nat...
This study focused on the effects of landscape patterns (habitat fragmentation and spatial structure...
Changes in land use are among the forces shaping Earth’s surface. In many industrialized areas, the ...
In intensively used and human-modified landscapes, biodiversity is often confined to remnants of nat...
International audienceUnderstanding the determinants of hedgerow plant diversity in agricultural lan...
The absence of a species from a focal community may be due to either dispersal limitation or recruit...
The main objective of Landscape Ecology is to study the spatial pattern influence over ecological pr...
Whereas habitat fragmentation is considered as one of the main cause of biodiversity loss, the under...
We explained vascular plant species richness patterns in a 286 km2 fragmented landscape with a no...
Landscape structure, through the amount of semi-natural habitat and matrix heterogeneity, is one of ...
In Europe traditional mosaic landscapes have been experienced dramatic changes through either intens...
The process of fragmentation of natural habitats is increasing exponentially worldwide and represent...
Biodiversity, the variety of life at all organisational levels from genes to ecosystems, affects eco...
Aquesta tesi té com a objectiu escatir fins quin punt les diversitats d'espècies i funcional de les...
Biodiversity is one of the fundamental manifestations of life. Nevertheless, is has been increasingl...
In intensively used and human-modified landscapes, biodiversity is often confined to remnants of nat...
This study focused on the effects of landscape patterns (habitat fragmentation and spatial structure...
Changes in land use are among the forces shaping Earth’s surface. In many industrialized areas, the ...
In intensively used and human-modified landscapes, biodiversity is often confined to remnants of nat...
International audienceUnderstanding the determinants of hedgerow plant diversity in agricultural lan...
The absence of a species from a focal community may be due to either dispersal limitation or recruit...