2016
DOI: 10.1556/168.2016.17.2.7
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Hydrologic fluctuations trigger structural changes in wetland—dry grassland ecotones but have no effect on ecotone position

Abstract: Hydrologic fluctuations trigger structural changes in wetland-dry grassland ecotones but have no 1 effect on ecotone position 2 3 Dynamics of wetland-dry grassland ecotones 4 5 ; Phone: +36 62 546 952; Fax: +36 62 546 949 11 12 Ecotones between plant communities have received considerable attention among ecologists in the 13 context of fragmentation, climate change and the management of heterogeneous landscapes. However, 14 the predictability of ecotone dynamics is low and the processes taking place within eco… Show more

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“…Anenkhonov et al., ; Bannikova, ; Berg, ; Erdős et al., ; Hais et al., ; Hilbig & Knapp, ; Hilbig et al., ; Walter & Breckle, ). Moreover, forest, scrub and grassland patches have a number of different types (usually aligned along micro‐topographic gradients), further increasing the habitat diversity of forest‐steppes (Bátori et al., ; Dulamsuren, Hauck, & Mühlenberg, ; Makunina, , ; Namzalov & Baskhaeva, ; Namzalov et al., ; Tölgyesi, Erdős, Körmöczi & Bátori, ; Tölgyesi, Zalatnai, et al., ; Wallis de Vries et al., ). In addition, differently sized patches of the same type may also possess dissimilar environmental and vegetation characteristics.…”
Section: Biodiversity Featuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Anenkhonov et al., ; Bannikova, ; Berg, ; Erdős et al., ; Hais et al., ; Hilbig & Knapp, ; Hilbig et al., ; Walter & Breckle, ). Moreover, forest, scrub and grassland patches have a number of different types (usually aligned along micro‐topographic gradients), further increasing the habitat diversity of forest‐steppes (Bátori et al., ; Dulamsuren, Hauck, & Mühlenberg, ; Makunina, , ; Namzalov & Baskhaeva, ; Namzalov et al., ; Tölgyesi, Erdős, Körmöczi & Bátori, ; Tölgyesi, Zalatnai, et al., ; Wallis de Vries et al., ). In addition, differently sized patches of the same type may also possess dissimilar environmental and vegetation characteristics.…”
Section: Biodiversity Featuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We studied a hay meadow-hardwood grove mosaic in the Kiskunság National Park, central Hungary (N46.725 E19.347, 98 m a.s.l.). The climate is continental with a sub-Mediterranean influence; the annual precipitation is 500-600 mm and the mean annual temperature is 10-11 °C (Tölgyesi et al, 2016). Extra water, supplied by groundwater seeping from the adjacent Danube-Tisza Sandy Ridge maintains a vegetation type with high water demand.…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A közép-európai növényfajokhoz rendelt hét mutató (fény, hőmérséklet, kontinentalitás, sótűrés, talajnedvesség, talajreakció és tápanyag-ellátottság) lehetőséget biztosít az élőhelyek ökológiai állapotának feltárására (Bátori et al, 2009;Tasi et al, 2016), egymáshoz közeli vagy távoli területek élőhelyi adottságainak összehasonlítására (Deák et al, 2014b), valamint a rövid és hosszú távú folyamatok és változások detektálására is (pl. Tölgyesi és Körmöczi, 2012;Tölgyesi et al, 2016). Alkalmazásuk esetén van néhány tényező, melyekre fontos odafigyelni az eredmények megfelelő interpretációja érdekében.…”
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