Publication at Faculty of Science |
2008
Abstract
Landscapes are constantly changing and, for plant species, this means that some suitable patches disappear while others emerge. Distribution of species in the landscape depends, therefore, not only on actual distribution of suitable habitat patches but a
Keywords
abandoned agricultural land grazing habitat fragmentation habitat occupancy habitat suitability metapopulation dynamics plant population seed dispersal time lag rural hemiboreal landscape use history calcareous grasslands relative importance new-england forest vegetation management dispersal richness