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Project

Impact of drought on understorey communities in fragmented temperate forests in Europe

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

Nutrient‐demanding and thermophilous plants dominate urban forest‐edge vegetation across temperate Europe

Karen De PauwLeen DepauwKim CaldersSara A. O. CousinsGuillaume DecocqEmiel De LombaerdeMartin DiekmannDavid FreyJonathan LenoirCamille MeeussenAnna OrczewskaJan PlueFabien SpicherFlorian ZellwegerPieter VangansbekeKris VerheyenPieter De Frenne et al.

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF VEGETATION SCIENCE

The urban heat island accelerates litter decomposition through microclimatic warming in temperate urban forests

Karen De PauwLeen DepauwSara A. O. CousinsEmiel De LombaerdeMartin DiekmannDavid FreyKatarzyna KwietniowskaJonathan LenoirCamille MeeussenAnna OrczewskaJan PlueFabien SpicherThomas VannesteFlorian ZellwegerKris VerheyenPieter VangansbekePieter De Frenne et al.

A1 Journal Article in URBAN ECOSYSTEMS

Combining multiple investigative approaches to unravel functional responses to global change in the understorey of temperate forests

Dries LanduytMichael PerringHaben BlondeelEmiel De LombaerdeLeen DepauwEline LorerSybryn L. MaesLander BaetenLaurent BergèsMarkus Bernhardt‐RömermannGuntis BrūmelisJörg BrunetMarkéta ChudomelováJanusz CzerepkoGuillaume DecocqJan den OudenPieter De FrenneThomas DirnböckTomasz DurakAndreas FichtnerRadosław GawryśWerner HärdtleRadim HédlSteffi HeinrichsThilo HeinkenBogdan JaroszewiczKeith KirbyMartin KopeckýFrantišek MálišMartin MacekFraser J. G. MitchellTobias NaafPetr PetříkKamila ReczyńskaWolfgang SchmidtTibor StandovárKrzysztof SwierkoszSimon M. SmartHans Van CalsterOndřej VildDonald M. WallerMonika WulfKris Verheyen et al.

A1 Journal Article in GLOBAL CHANGE BIOLOGY