Claim · model-written summary
Lobaria occurrence increased with height of deciduous shrubs near the trunk.
- Taxon
- treet0
- Interactor
- L. pulmonaria
Lobaria pulmonariae1other - Outcome
- occurrence probability of L. pulmonaria on tree trunkse1
- Direction
- increasede0
- Setting
- height of deciduous shrubs near the trunke0
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Verbatim
e0“increased with increasing light availability and height of deciduous shrubs near the trunk”
e1“The occurrence probability of L. pulmonaria on tree trunks”
t0“host tree”
Title
Inga JÜRIADO; Leelia KARU; Jaan LIIRA The Lichenologist 2012. doi:10.1017/s0024282911000727
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Association Lobaria occurrence on tree trunks increased with light availability.
- Association Lobaria occurrence decreased with distance to the nearest colonized tree.
- Association Host tree species and trunk properties mattered for Lobaria occurrence.
- Association Bryophyte cover facilitated Lobaria on host trunks.
- Association Apothecia occurrence increased with maximum bark pH.
- Association Apothecia occurrence increased with Lobaria cover on the trunk.
- Observation Partially overgrown wooded meadows were considered suitable Lobaria habitat.
- Recommendation Authors recommended preventing dense stand development through selective cutting of conifers, particularly spruce.
- Recommendation Authors recommended preserving potential host trees within 10–20 m of colonized trees.
- Recommendation Authors recommended retaining scattered deciduous shrubs near host trees.