Basic and Applied Ecology

Vegetation as indicator for habitat quality
pp. 489-491(3)
Authors: Kollmann J.; Fischer A.

Species indicator values as an important tool in applied plant ecology – a review
pp. 493-506(14)
Author: Diekmann M.

The sensitivity of Ellenberg indicator values to the completeness of vegetation relevés
pp. 507-513(7)
Author: Ewald J.

Uncertainty of critical loads based on the Ellenberg indicator value for acidity
pp. 515-523(9)
Authors: Wamelink W.G.; van Dobben H.F.

Inland halophilous vegetation as indicator of soil salinity
pp. 525-536(12)
Author: Piernik A.

Herbaceous plant community structure of ancient and recent forests in two contrasting forest types
pp. 537-546(10)
Authors: Verheyen K.; Bossuyt B.; Honnay O.; Hermy M.

Diversity of macrofungi and plants in Scots pine forests along an urban pollution gradient
pp. 547-556(10)
Authors: Tarvainen O.; Markkola A.M.; Strömmer R.

Assessing fungal species sensitivity to environmental gradients by the Ellenberg indicator values of above-ground vegetation
pp. 557-568(12)
Authors: Mulder C.; de Zwart D.

Loss of patch-scale heterogeneity on primary productivity and rainfall-use efficiency in Western Australia
pp. 569-578(10)
Authors: Holm A.M.; Watson I.W.; Loneragan W.A.; Adams M.A.

Effects of litter on establishment of grassland plant species: the role of seed size and successional status
pp. 579-587(9)
Authors: Jensen K.; Gutekunst K.

Using higher taxa as surrogates of species richness: a study based on 3700 Coleoptera, Diptera, and Acari species in Central-Hungarian reserves
pp. 589-593(5)
Authors: Báldi A.