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Biocenotic function of the mid-field woodlots in west poland:
study area and research assumptions |
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Lech Ryszkowski1,
Jerzy Karg2, Zdzisław Bernacki2 |
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1Research Center for Agricultural and Forest
Environment of the Polish Academy of Sciences,
Bukowska 19, 60-809 Poznań, Poland, ryszagro@man.poznan.pl 2Research Center for Agricultural and Forest
Environment of the Polish Academy of Sciences,
Field Station Turew, Szkolna 4, 64-000 Kościan, Poland, turew@poczta.onet.pl , bernacki@polbox.com |
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Abstract:
A study of development of newly planted
shelterbelts and its impact on some ecological processes (plant biomass
decomposition, insects diversity enrichment, corridor effect for mammals)
were conducted in Turew agricultural landscape (West Poland). The aim
and general background of study was described. Study area was characterized. |
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Key words: shelterbelts, landscape management,
succession, decomposition |