#8016. Habitat conservation state and plant diversity respond to different drivers in semi-natural grasslands

November 2026publication date
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Ecology;
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Abstract:
Semi-natural habitats are threatened by shifts in management with worrying effects on multiple facets of biodiversity. We revisited sites once representing a reference for a calcareous semi-natural grassland habitat aiming to: (a) identify the drivers of taxonomic, functional and phylogenetic diversity, and habitat conservation state; (b) assess the role of characteristic and derived diversity in determining these patterns; and (c) discuss the possibility of reconciling the goals of habitat conservation and enhancement of different facets of plant diversity.
Keywords:
boosted regression trees; calcareous grasslands; functional diversity; habitat conservation state; Hill numbers; phylogenetic diversity; revisitation sampling

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