Dataset DOI: 10.48548/pubdata-1821
Supplementary data to "The role of semi‐open habitats as dispersal corridors for plant species of woodlands and open habitats"
Supplementary data on environmental variables
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Year of publication2025
Date of availability in catalog2025-06-25
Available from / since 2025-06-25
Language of the resource
English
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Abstract
Canopy closure was quantified for each plot by taking a hemispherical photograph 1 m above ground in the centre of each plot with a fish-eye lens (Nikon, Fisheye Converter FC-E8 0.21x, Japan). The photos were analysed using Gap Light Analyzer 2.0 (Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, 1999). Five samples of the upper mineral horizon were randomly taken in each plot and pooled to determine pH (H2O) value, base saturation and the C/N ratio using standard procedures (see Steubing and Fangmeier, 1992). Soil nitrogen and carbon content were determined with a CN-analyser (Elementaranalysator Vario El Cube, Hanau, Germany).
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Kinds of Data
Observation Data
Measurement Data / Measured Values
Laboratory Results
Measurement Data / Measured Values
Laboratory Results
Methods
Observation (Field)
Experiment (Laboratory)
Experiment (Laboratory)
Thematic classification
Landschaftsökologie
Keywords
Vegetation; Lüneburger Heide; Schwäbische Alb; Pflanzen; Ausbreitung; Kronendach; Halboffener Lebensraum; Offener Lebensraum; Wald; Boden; Bodenqualität; Licht; Vegetation; Lüneburg Heath; Swabian Alb; Plants; Dispersal; Canopy; Semi-open Habitat; Open Habitat; Woodland; Soil; Soil Quality; Light
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Data Collector
Rightsholder
Time Period of the Collection of the Data
2013-03 - 2014-10
Time Period of the Creation of the Dataset
2013-03 - 2019-12
Temporal Coverage of the Dataset
Geolocation (Country)
Germany
Geolocation (Region/Location)
Lüneburger Heide
Schwäbische Alb
Schwäbische Alb