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Are red-listed species threatened? A comparative analysis of red-listed and non-red-listed plant species in the Western Ghats, India [PDF]
, 2005 Red lists of taxa are important documents guiding the prioritization of conservation efforts. However the actual process of arriving at red lists has been contentious, because of the paucity of hard ecological data.
Vanaraj, G. +5 more
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Contribution to knowledge of the bryophyte flora of Bačka (Vojvodina, Serbia) [PDF]
Archives of Biological Sciences, 2006 A contribution to knowledge of the poorly known bryophyte flora of Bačka region in Serbia is given in the present paper. The total of bryophyte species recorded in the region is raised from seven to 46.
Sabovljević M., Stevanović V.
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Red-listed alpha diversity and environmental factors.
, 2022 GLMM results for red-listed species. For the categorical predictors “Forest type” and “Region”, Woodland Key Habitat (WKH) and Jönköping are the respective reference levels.
Oskar Gran (13021266)
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ADDITIONS TO THE MACROFUNGAL BIOTA OF PETROZAVODSK
Transactions of the Karelian Research Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2020 Information is reported about 85 species of macrofungi found in the City of Petrozavodsk for the first time during surveys carried out in 2009–2018. The list includes 45 mycorrhizal species (apart from 2 facultative species – Clitocybe nebularis and ...
Leonid Savelev, Anastasia Kikeeva
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Silva Fennica, 2005 In Sweden ca. 20 000 ha forestland is fertilised each year. By using red-listed and âsignalâ bryophytes and lichens as indicators, we investigated whether forest stands planned for fertilisation have a biodiversity value, and thus if restrictions ...
Gustafsson, Lena +2 more
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Red List assessment of widespread and long-lived species [PDF]
Oryx, 2021 AbstractThe use of criterion A of the IUCN Red List to categorize species as threatened that have undergone recent decline can lead to the listing of relatively common and widespread species. Loss of habitat through deforestation is a common cause of decline throughout much of the world but is often not incorporated into assessments because of ...
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Tạp chí Khoa học Đại học Huế: Khoa học Tự nhiên, 2019 In recent herpetological surveys, we recorded six snakes comprising two species of Culubridae (Amphiesma stolatum, Hebius leucomystax), two species of Homalopsidae (Enhydris enhydris, E.
Tan Van Nguyen +2 more
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Ekológia (Bratislava), 2022 The high-mountain ecosystems of Central Asia consist of very rich biodiversity with unique plant communities and many endemic species. High human pressure and long drought periods due to global warming have caused habitat destruction in these areas and a
Akhmedov Akbar +5 more
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Orchid conservation and research: An analysis of gaps and priorities for globally Red Listed species
, 2020 Orchids are among the most threatened taxa globally due to increasing anthropogenic threats, inherent rarity and specific conservation needs. But what are the global research and conservation priorities for this charismatic group of plants?
Pickering, C, Wraith, J, Norman, P
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Characteristics of boreal and hemiboreal herb-rich forests as habitats for polypore fungi
Silva Fennica, 2018 Herb-rich forests are often considered biodiversity hotspots in the boreal zone but their fungal assemblages, particularly those of wood-decaying fungi, remain poorly known. We studied herb-rich forests as habitats for polypores, a distinct group of wood-
Hämäläinen, Karoliina +2 more
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