Katja Fedrowitz

TL;DR: A meta-analysis of 78 studies using a systematic review protocol provides support for wider use of retention forestry since it moderates negative harvesting impacts on biodiversity, a promising approach for integrating biodiversity conservation and production forestry, although identifying optimal solutions between these two goals may need further attention.

TL;DR: Both stochastic extinctions from standing trees and deterministic extinctions caused by tree fall should be accounted for in projecting epiphyte metapopulation dynamics, which are likely to be lost from small woodland habitat set asides in intensively managed landscapes.

TL;DR: It is shown that mycobionts of the diverse Nephroma guild do not exchange their cyanobacterial photobiotic symbionts at random, and that reproductive strategy is reflected in species photobiont choice.

TL;DR: The results show that all bipartite Nephroma species associate with one group of Nostoc different from Nostoc typically found in tripartite Nephrom species, supporting the concept of functional lichen guilds.

TL;DR: This study, which is the longest lichen transplantation time-series from a well replicated experiment so far published, shows that retention of trees at harvest may be an efficient conservation action.