HERMIONE Month 24 scientific progress report

serpens were recorded from boreonemoral to alpine habitats in Norway, appar- ently associated mainly with Salix species, but also with Betula, Populus and Alnus.. The species was

Higher temporal species turnover in sites with high intensities of herbivory (Prediction 234. 1b) implies that the species composition in such sites was less stable than in sites

We observed that the tree species shift was associated with marked changes in edaphic factors: significantly higher content (%) of C and N were observed in spruce litter

The spatial distribution and niche differentiation of three closely related species (Erysiphe alphitoides, E. hypophylla) causing oak powdery mildew was studied

pastinacifolium are not genetically differentiated from populations of a morphologically simi- lar species, H. Similar studies using ITS and rpl32-trnL nucle- otide sequences,

Most of the TEK-indicators (6 of 7), several of the species with a clear associated with semi-natural grassland (11 of 19), but only a few of the species with a strong

Red List species associated with nutrient-poor, moist rock walls are mainly found in the coastal areas of Western Nor- way (Region 3), whereas Red List species

Considerably higher mortality rates (up to approximately 90% of the already in 2007 highly reduced populations) in Geodia baretti was observed in other localities and in