2011•Perspectives in Plant Ecology Evolution and SystematicsOpen access

Tree diversity and environmental context predict herb species richness and cover in Germany's largest connected deciduous forest

Elke A. Vockenhuber, Christoph Scherber, Christina Langenbruch, Meik Meißner, Dominik Seidel, Teja Tscharntke

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Key concepts: Species richness, Deciduous, Temperate deciduous forest, Herb, Ecology, Species diversity, Tree canopy, Humus

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