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Our findings underscore the value of extensive hedgerow management in promoting on‐farm bat activity and support the integration of simple hedgerow quality assessment protocols into agri‐environment schemes. Consistent with previous research, we confirm the importance of tall, tree‐filled hedgerows and emphasise the need to preserve mature trees.
Noé Tarcy +4 more
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O objetivo deste trabalho é o de apresentar a releitura de Bocage da lírica e da épica camonianas. Partindo do célebre soneto “Camões, grande Camões (...)”, pergunto-me em que medida se poderia enxergar, na obra de Bocage, a modernidade de um Camões que ...
Rafael Santana
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No presente trabalho pretende-se apresentar uma visão genérica da importância das pesquisas arqueológicas levadas a cabo por um conjunto de funcionários da antiga Colónia Correccional de Vila Fernando (Elvas, Portugal) e o arqueólogo Abel Viana (1896 ...
Mónica da Silva Rolo
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Agricultural intensification is responsible for biodiversity decline, but high‐quality field margins may mitigate these effects. We studied reptile species richness in a farming landscape in western France with a focus on hedgerows structure and density.
Olivier Lourdais +6 more
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Une réflexion sur l’état des connaissances des fonctions du bocage pour l’eau dans une perspective de mobilisation pour l’action [PDF]
Le bocage constitue un des éléments essentiels du paysage dans la préservation de la ressource en eau, tant sur le plan qualitatif que quantitatif. Dans cet article, les auteures font le point des connaissances scientifiques sur le fonctionnement et le ...
VIAUD, Valérie, VIAUD, Valérie
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L’arbre fruitier en Avesnois : le « passeur de mémoires » (xive-xxie siècle)
Nowadays, trees are increasingly considered as part of a cultural heritage which needs to be identified and protected, this is the case of fruit trees in the region of Avesnes in the North of France.
Marie Delcourte
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Responses of Temperate Grassland Plants to Recurrent Heatwaves
ABSTRACT Heatwaves are an often‐overlooked aspect of current climate change in plant research. However, projections of future scenarios show an increase in their frequency and intensity in most temperate‐climate regions. The effects of heatwaves on crop and woody species are well known. In contrast, for wild herbaceous species, no overview is available.
Andreu Cera +2 more
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Abstract Hedges and hedgerows are a familiar feature in many global landscapes and can support a wide range of benefits. These range from environmental to societal, including habitat for wildlife, provision of pollination and pest control services, shade and shelter for crops and livestock, and heritage and aesthetic benefits connecting people to ...
Katherine Clark +5 more
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Dairy farming and biodiversity: A narrative analysis in contrasting socio‐ecological contexts
Abstract It is crucial that biodiversity conservation initiatives in agriculture take into account how farmers understand and value their relationships with nature. However, while highly relevant for pan‐European conservation work, insight into differences and commonalities in farmers' views across socio‐ecologically different European regions is still
Vincent J. Oostvogels +6 more
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Intérêt des zones tampons pour limiter les transferts hydriques de produits phytosanitaires : quelle transposition possible des connaissances pour les haies et les haies sur talus ? [PDF]
Les zones tampons enherbées ont montré leur efficacité pour limiter les transferts hydriques de produits phytosanitaires entre les parcelles sur lesquelles ils sont appliqués et le milieu aquatique.
CARLUER, Nadia +2 more
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