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Lichen species richness on stumps was higher in age classes 2–4 than in age class 1.
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Title
Influence of substrate age and quality on species diversity of lichens and bryophytes on stumps
Alexandro Caruso; Jörgen Rudolphi The Bryologist 2009. doi:10.1639/0007-2745-112.3.520
Other claims from this paper (4)
- Observation Bryophyte richness on stumps was higher in stand age classes 3–4 than in age class 1.
- Association Bryophyte richness decreased with increasing stump height and the presence of levels.
- Association Bryophyte richness increased with increasing decay, surface area and number of surrounding trees and shrubs.
- Association Only decay explained differences in bryophyte species composition.