A new species of the genus Pulchellodromus Wunderlich, 2012 (Aranei: Philodromidae) from Spain

Kastrygina, Z. A.; Kovblyuk, M. M.; Polchaninova, Nina

doi:10.15298/arthsel.25.3.09

“…Dengler et al (2016a) compiled all data from previous expeditions plus some additional data and provided the first overview on mean, maximum and minimum species richness in Palaearctic grasslands across seven spatial grain sizes, thus expanding on the scope of the highly cited "world-record paper" by Wilson et al (2012). Kastrygina et al (2016) described the new spider species Pulchellodromus navarrus on the basis of samples collected by Nina Polchaninova during the 7th EDGG Field Workshop in Navarre, in 2014 (Biurrun et al 2014). Many more studies based on EDGG Field Workshop data are currently in preparation.…”

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The Eurasian Dry Grassland Group (EDGG) in 2016–2017

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Ambarlı

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Biurrun

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This report summarizes the activities and achievements of the Eurasian Dry Grassland Group (EDGG) from mid-2016 through to the end of 2017. During this period, the 13th Eurasian Grassland Conference took place in Sighişoara, Romania, and the 14th conference was held in Riga, Latvia. The 10th EDGG Field Workshop on Biodiversity patterns across a precipitation gradient in the Central Apennine mountains was conducted in the Central Apennines, Italy, this time in addition to multi-scale sampling of vascular plants, bryophytes and lichens, also including one animal group (leaf hoppers). Apart from the quarterly issues of its own electronic journal (Bulletin of the Eurasian Dry Grassland Group), EDGG also finalised five grassland-related Special Features/Issues during the past 1.5 years in the following international journals: Applied Vegetation Science, Biodiversity and Conservation, Phytocoenologia, Tuexenia and Hacquetia. Beyond that, EDGG facilitated various national and supra-national vegetationplot databases of grasslands and established its own specialised database for standardised multi-scale plot data of Palaearctic grasslands (GrassPlot).

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“…Data collected in these expeditions have already been used for a series of regional studies on phytosociological classification ) and patterns and drivers of plant diversity as well as a comparative overview on mean and maximum richness values of Palaearctic grasslands . Recently, also various animal taxa, including spiders (Kastrygina et al 2016), grasshoppers (see ) and leafhoppers (Filibeck et al 2018) have been collected on the same plots to allow multi-taxon studies even beyond the original three groups (vascular plants, bryophytes, lichens). To facilitate the broad scientific utilization of the multi-scale vegetation plot data from EDGG Field Workshops, all of them are fed into the "GrassPlot" database of EDGG et al (2017).…”

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We present you the new issue of the EDGG Bulletin, in which you will find detailed announcements of two annual events of our group -the Eurasian Grassland Conference, which will be held in Sulmona (Italy) from 4 to 8 June and the Field Workshop in inneralpine dry valleys, Austria from 6 to 13 July. We hope that they will attract your attention and you will find a place for them in the upcoming field season. Additionally, you can find a report from the last Field Workshop, which took place in Italy, with a detailed photo diary. You can learn about the project on grassland management from Spanish colleagues and about the invitation to an interesting PhD study on the Carpathian grassland in Slovakia. As you can read on page 3, we have recently substantially enlarged the Editorial Board to improve the Bulletin even more in the future; more details on the persons in the Board and our plans you then can read in the next issue fo the BulletinWe hope that reading the Bulletin in the early days of spring will inspire you to new ideas and achievements

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“…Data collected in these expeditions have already been used for a series of regional studies on phytosociological classification ) and patterns and drivers of plant diversity as well as a comparative overview on mean and maximum richness values of Palaearctic grasslands . Recently, also various animal taxa, including spiders (Kastrygina et al 2016), grasshoppers (see ) and leafhoppers (Filibeck et al 2018) have been collected on the same plots to allow multi-taxon studies even beyond the original three groups (vascular plants, bryophytes, lichens). To facilitate the broad scientific utilization of the multi-scale vegetation plot data from EDGG Field Workshops, all of them are fed into the "GrassPlot" database of EDGG et al (2017).…”

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15th Eurasian Grassland Conference 4–8 June 2018, Sulmona (Italy) COOPERATING FOR GRASSLAND CONSERVATION Second call

Burrascano¹,

Ciaschetti²,

Giarrizzo³

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We present you the new issue of the EDGG Bulletin, in which you will find detailed announcements of two annual events of our group -the Eurasian Grassland Conference, which will be held in Sulmona (Italy) from 4 to 8 June and the Field Workshop in inneralpine dry valleys, Austria from 6 to 13 July. We hope that they will attract your attention and you will find a place for them in the upcoming field season. Additionally, you can find a report from the last Field Workshop, which took place in Italy, with a detailed photo diary. You can learn about the project on grassland management from Spanish colleagues and about the invitation to an interesting PhD study on the Carpathian grassland in Slovakia. As you can read on page 3, we have recently substantially enlarged the Editorial Board to improve the Bulletin even more in the future; more details on the persons in the Board and our plans you then can read in the next issue fo the BulletinWe hope that reading the Bulletin in the early days of spring will inspire you to new ideas and achievements

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A new species of the genus Pulchellodromus Wunderlich, 2012 (Aranei: Philodromidae) from Spain

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The Eurasian Dry Grassland Group (EDGG) in 2016–2017

The Eurasian Dry Grassland Group (EDGG) in 2016–2017

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15th Eurasian Grassland Conference 4–8 June 2018, Sulmona (Italy) COOPERATING FOR GRASSLAND CONSERVATION Second call

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