Applied Vegetation Science - 14 (2-4), 2011

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Applied Vegetation Science - 14 (2), 2011


Contents:


Differential effects of ammonium and nitrate deposition on fen phanerogams and bryophytes (pages 149–157)

J.T.A. Verhoeven, B. Beltman, E. Dorland, S.A. Robat and R. Bobbink


Initiation of microtopography in revegetated cutover peatlands (pages 158–171)

Rémy Pouliot, Line Rochefort and Edgar Karofeld


Are long-unburnt eucalypt forest patches important for the conservation of plant species diversity? (pages 172–180)

T.D. Penman, M. Beukers, R.P. Kavanagh and M. Doherty


Relative influence of size, connectivity and disturbance history on plant species richness and assemblages in fragmented grasslands (pages 181–188)

Lorena P. Herrera and P. Laterra


A hierarchical model for analysing the stability of vegetation patterns created by grazing in temperate pastures (pages 189–199)

Nicolas Rossignol, Joël Chadoeuf, Pascal Carrere and Bertrand Dumont


Managing open habitats by wild ungulate browsing and grazing: A case-study in North-Eastern Germany (pages 200–209)

Okka Tschöpe, Dieter Wallschläger, Michael Burkart and Katja Tielbörger


Management intensity affects the relationship between non-native and native species in subtropical wetlands (pages 210–220)

Elizabeth H. Boughton, Pedro F. Quintana-Ascencio, David Nickerson and Patrick J. Bohlen


Invasiveness of Campylopus introflexus in drift sands depends on nitrogen deposition and soil organic matter (pages 221–229)

Laurens B. Sparrius and Annemieke M. Kooijman


Vegetation change in Southeast Greenland? Tasiilaq revisited after 40 years (pages 230–241)

Fred J.A. Daniëls, Johannes G. de Molenaar, Milan Chytrý and Lubomír Tichý


Evaluating the effects of climate change on tree species abundance and distribution in the Italian peninsula (pages 242–255)

Fabio Attorre, Marco Alfo, Michele De Sanctis, Fabio Francesconi, Roberto Valenti, Marcello Vitale and Franco Bruno


Evaluating models to assess the distribution of Buxus balearica in southern Spain (pages 256–267)

R. M. Navarro-Cerrillo, J. E. Hernández-Bermejo and R. Hernández-Clemente


Mapping site indices for five Pacific Northwest conifers using a physiologically based model (pages 268–276)

Nicholas C. Coops, Rachel Gaulton and Richard H. Waring


Identification and siting of native vegetation types on disturbed land: demonstration of statistical methods (pages 277–290)

Ken Aho, T. Weaver and S. Regele


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Applied Vegetation Science - 14 (3), 2011


Contents:


Can seed dispersal by human activity play a useful role for the conservation of European grasslands? (pages 291–303)

Alistair G. Auffret


Manipulating disturbance regimes and seeding to restore mesic Mediterranean grasslands (pages 304–315)

Grey F. Hayes and Karen D. Holl


Two centuries of vegetation succession in an inland sand dune area, central Netherlands (pages 316–325)

Karol Ujházy, Josef Fanta and Karel Prach


Short-term bryoid and vascular vegetation response to reforestation alternatives following wildfire in conifer plantations (pages 326–339)

Lori J. Kayes, Klaus J. Puettmann and Paul D. Anderson


Restoration of managed pine fens: effect on hydrology and vegetation (pages 340–349)

A. M. Laine, M. Leppälä, O. Tarvainen, M.-L. Päätalo, R. Seppänen and A. Tolvanen


Fire severity affects vegetation and seed bank in a wetland (pages 350–357)

Hideo Kimura and Shiro Tsuyuzaki


Environmental control of plant species abundance in a microtidal Mediterranean saltmarsh (pages 358–366)

Efrem Batriu, Joan Pino, Pere Rovira and Josep M. Ninot


Hydrological prerequisites for optimum habitats of riparian Salix communities – identifying suitable reforestation sites (pages 367–377)

Eva Mosner, Sandra Schneider, Boris Lehmann and Ilona Leyer


Determinants of plant community composition of remnant biancane badlands: a hierarchical approach to quantify species-environment relationships (pages 378–387)

S. Maccherini, M. Marignani, M. Gioria, M. Renzi, D. Rocchini, E. Santi, D. Torri, J. Tundo and O. Honnay


Using climatically based random forests to downscale coarse-grained potential natural vegetation maps in tropical Mexico (pages 388–401)

Raúl A. Vaca, Duncan J. Golicher and Luis Cayuela


Modeling the occurrence of 15 coniferous tree species throughout the Pacific Northwest of North America using a hybrid approach of a generic process-based growth model and decision tree analysis (pages 402–414)

Nicholas C. Coops, Richard H. Waring, Clayton Beier, Raphael Roy-Jauvin and Tongli Wang


Predicting plant species distribution across an alpine rangeland in northern Spain. A comparison of probabilistic methods (pages 415–432)

J. Bedia, J. Busqué and J.M. Gutiérrez


Fire and N cycling: getting the perspective right (pages 433–434)

Vic Jurskis, John Turner, Marcia Lambert and Huiquan Bi


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Applied Vegetation Science - 14 (4), 2011


Special Issue: Special feature: Vegetation survey: Edited by Milan Chytrý, Joop H.J. Schaminée & Angelika Schwabe
Contents:

Special feature: Vegetation survey

Vegetation survey: a new focus for Applied Vegetation Science (pages 435–439)

Milan Chytrý, Joop H. J. Schaminée and Angelika Schwabe


Vegetation of zonal patterned-ground ecosystems along the North America Arctic bioclimate gradient (pages 440–463)

Donald A. Walker, Patrick Kuss, Howard E. Epstein, Anja N. Kade, Corinne M. Vonlanthen, Martha K. Raynolds and Fred J.A. Daniëls


A phytosociological and phytogeographical survey of the coastal vegetation of western North America: beach and dune vegetation from Baja California to Alaska (pages 464–484)

Manuel Peinado, Francisco Manuel Ocana-Peinado, Juan Luis Aguirre, José Delgadillo, Miguel Ángel Macías and Gustavo Díaz-Santiago


Classification and description of alluvial plant communities of the Piedmont region, North Carolina, USA (pages 485–505)

Elizabeth R. Matthews, Robert K. Peet and Alan S. Weakley


New Zealand's forest and shrubland communities: a quantitative classification based on a nationally representative plot network (pages 506–523)

Susan K. Wiser, Jennifer M. Hurst, Elaine F. Wright and Robert B. Allen


Syntaxonomical survey of boreal oligotrophic pine forests in northern Europe and Western Siberia (pages 524–536)

Nikolai Ermakov and Olga Morozova


Hungarian landscape types: classification of landscapes based on the relative cover of (semi-) natural habitats (pages 537–546)

János Bölöni, Zoltán Botta-Dukát, Eszter Illyés and Zsolt Molnár


Alpine steppe plant communities of the Tibetan highlands (pages 547–560)

Georg Miehe, Kerstin Bach, Sabine Miehe, Jürgen Kluge, Yang Yongping, La Duo, Sonam Co and Karsten Wesche


Surveying Southern Mongolia: application of multivariate classification methods in drylands with low diversity and long floristic gradients (pages 561–570)

Karsten Wesche and Henrik von Wehrden


Factors influencing vegetation cover change in Mediterranean Central Chile (1975–2008) (pages 571–582)

Jennifer J. Schulz, Luis Cayuela, José M. Rey-Benayas and Boris Schröder


Quantifying species trait-functioning relationships for ecosystem management (pages 583–595)

L.H. Comas, S.C. Goslee, R.H. Skinner and M.A. Sanderson


Elevated sensitivity: riparian vegetation in upper mountain zones is especially vulnerable to livestock grazing (pages 596–606)

Glenda M. Samuelson and Stewart B. Rood


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