Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6300944 Biological Conservation 2013 10 Pages PDF
Abstract
► High mortality of live retention trees illustrates conflicting conservation goals. ► The fallen trunks and snags of those trees are valuable for wood-dwelling fungi. ► Species rich substrates are large fallen aspens (polypores) and pine snags (lichens). ► Simple tree-selection criteria are sufficient for common species only. ► Managing for multiple conservation goals should include focal species approach.
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The dying legacy of green-tree retention: Different habitat values for polypores and wood-inhabiting lichens
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