B. Tothmeresz

Scale dependency of taxonomic and functional diversity in old-growth and secondary loess steppic grasslands.

The paper compares taxonomic and functional diversity between old-growth and secondary loess steppic grasslands across different plot sizes, finding that secondary grasslands show functional saturation but lower species diversity.

Alkaline and loess grasslands with contrasting richness and biomass patterns are not separated on the CSR strategy spectrum.

The paper examines biomass and species richness patterns in loess and alkaline grasslands, finding significant differences but no clear separation based on CSR strategy types.

Assessment of environmental impacts based on particulate matter, and chlorophyll content of urban trees

This study measures dust deposition and chlorophyll content on urban tree leaves along a roadside transect to assess traffic impact and environmental conditions.

Consumption rate and dietary choice of cattle in species-rich mesic grasslands

This study examines how grazing affects biomass fractions and dietary choices of cattle in mesic grasslands, finding that grazing significantly reduces live biomass and favors species with high leaf area and nitrogen content.

Establishment gaps in species-poor grasslands: artificial biodiversity hotspots to support the colonization of target species

The paper develops a method to increase diversity in species-poor grasslands by creating establishment gaps and sowing high-diversity seed mixtures, finding that 4 m2 gaps provide optimal colonization and stability.

Vegetation and seed bank dynamics highlight the importance of post-restoration management in sown grasslands

This study shows that post-restoration management is crucial for maintaining biodiversity and controlling weeds in restored grasslands, as abandonment leads to weed dominance and reduced sown grass survival.

Underground deserts below fertility islands? - Woody species desiccate lower soil layers in sandy drylands

This study shows that woody plants in drylands improve local soil conditions but desiccate deeper soil layers, negatively affecting regional water balance.

Germination response of invasive plants to soil burial depth and litter accumulation is species specific

This study examines how soil burial depth and litter cover affect germination of invasive plants, finding species-specific responses and seed size as a key factor.

Landscape scale terrestrial factors are also vital in shaping Odonata diversity of watercourses

The study examines how local and landscape factors affect Odonata diversity, finding that dragonflies are more influenced by landscape variables than damselflies.

Biased parasitoid sex ratios: Wolbachia, functional traits, local and landscape effects

The paper examines how landscape-scale factors and functional traits influence parasitoid adult sex ratios, finding that ovipositor length and resource availability are key predictors.