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Impact Of Mid-Successional Dominant Species On The Diversity And Progress Of Succession In Regenerating Temperate Grasslands, Sandor Bartha, Szilard Szentes, Andras Horvath, Judit Hazi, Zita Zimmerman, Csaba Molnar, Istvan Dancza, Katalin Margoczi, Robert Pal, Dragica Purger, David Schmidt, Miklos Ovari, Cecelia Komoly, Zsuszanna Sutyinszki, Gabor Szabo, Andras Istvan Csatho, Melinda Juhasz, Karoly Penksza, Zsolt Molnar
Impact Of Mid-Successional Dominant Species On The Diversity And Progress Of Succession In Regenerating Temperate Grasslands, Sandor Bartha, Szilard Szentes, Andras Horvath, Judit Hazi, Zita Zimmerman, Csaba Molnar, Istvan Dancza, Katalin Margoczi, Robert Pal, Dragica Purger, David Schmidt, Miklos Ovari, Cecelia Komoly, Zsuszanna Sutyinszki, Gabor Szabo, Andras Istvan Csatho, Melinda Juhasz, Karoly Penksza, Zsolt Molnar
Biological Sciences
(i) Which species dominate mid-successional old-fields in Hungary? How does the identity of these species relate to local (patch-scale) diversity and to the progress of succession? (ii) Which species have the strongest negative impact on diversity in spontaneous old-field succession and what generalizations are possible about traits of these species? (iii) Are these species dominant or subordinate components in mature target communities? (iv) Do native or alien species have stronger effects on the diversity and progress of succession?