The new issue of the Tuexenia journal has been launched, including the new grassland-related special feature of the Eurasian Dry Grassland Group, edited by Steffen Boch, Thomas Becker, Balázs Deák, Jürgen Dengler and Valentin Klaus.
The editorial paper introducing the specia feature can be downloaded by clicking here.
Boch, S., Becker, T., Deák, B.,
Dengler, J. & Klaus, V.H. (2021): Grasslands of temperate Europe in
a changing world – Editorial to the 16th EDGG Special Feature in
Tuexenia. – Tuexenia 41: 351–359.
The special feature includes two papers co-authored by members of our research group.
In the study by Judit Bódis
et al., we compared the effects of traditional (mowing), alternative (mowing without hay removal, burning) management types and abandonment on the vegetation of fen meadows.
The four management types applied in our experiment in the fen meadows in West-Hungary. Photos by Bálint Pacsai. |
The citation of the paper:
Bódis, J., Fülöp, B., Lábadi, V., Mészáros, A., Pacsai, B., Svajda, P., Valkó, O. & Kelemen, A. (2021): One year of conservation management is not sufficient for increasing the conservation value of abandoned fen meadows. – Tuexenia 41: 381–394.
The paper is freely available and can be downloaded by clicking here.
The first paper from the grazing preference studies led by András Kelemen has been published by Nóra Balogh et al. about the consumption rate and dietary choice of cattle in a highly diverse meadow steppe system.
Sampling setup of the grazing preference study - photos by András Kelemen. |
The citation of the paper:
Balogh, N., Tóthmérész, B., Valkó, O., Deák, B., Tóth, K., Molnár, Z., Vadász, C., Tóth, E., Kiss, R., Sonkoly, J., Antal, K., Tüdősné Budai, J., Miglécz, T. & Kelemen, A. (2021): Consumption rate and dietary preference of cattle in species-rich mesic grasslands. – Tuexenia 41: 395–410.
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