Eco-complexity and dynamics of the cultural landscape: Abstracts of the talks and posters presented at the 34th annual conference of the Ecological Societ in Giessen, September 13th - 17th, 2004
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| adam_text | VERHANDLUNGEN DER GESELLSCHAFT FUR OKOLOGIE PROCEEDINGS OF THE GFO BAND
34 VOL. 34 ECO-COMPLEXITY AND DYNAMICS OF THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
ABSTRACTS OF THE TALKS AND POSTERS PRESENTED AT THE 34 TH ANNUAL
CONFERENCE OF THE ECOLOGICAL SOCIETY IN GIESSEN, SEPTEMBER 13 TH - 17 TH
, 2004. EDITED ON BEHALF OF THE GESELLSCHAFT FUR OKOLOGIE / ECOLOGICAL
SOCIETY OF GERMANY, AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND BY ANNETTE OTTE, DIETMAR
SIMMERING, LUTZ ECKSTEIN, NORBERT HOLZEL AND RAINER WALDHARDT GIESSEN
2004 CONTENTS ABOUT THIS VOLUME XXXVI PREFACE XXXVII LIST OF SYMPOSIA
XXXIX KEYNOTE LECTURES POSSIBILITIES AND CONSTRAINTS IN THE RESTORATION
OF ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY IN PLANT COMMUNITIES J. P. BARKER 2 LINEAR
ELEMENTS IN LANDSCAPES: AUTONOMOUS UNITS OR PARTS OF LARGER FUNCTIONAL
UNITS? J. BAUDRY, N. SCHERMANN, F. BUREL, S. AVIRON 3 ECOLOGICAL AND
EVOLUTIONARY PROCESSES IN HUMAN-DOMINATED LANDSCAPES J. BENGTSSON : 4
ANALYSING LAND-USE CHANGE AT DIFFERENT SCALES IN CENTRAL GEORGIA, USA V.
H. DALE, D. DRUCKENBROD, L. BASKARAN, M. ALDRIDGE, M. BERRY, C. GARTEN,
L. OLSEN, R. EFROYMSON, R. WASHINGTON-ALLEN 5 LANDSCAPE HISTORY AND THE
DYNAMICS OF PLANT SPECIES DIVERSITY O. ERIKSSON 6 CASCADING CONSEQUENCES
OF GLOBAL CHANGE IN TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS CH. KORNER 7 LANDSCAPE
COMPLEXITY AND SUSTAINABILITY: CHALLENGES FOR 21ST-CENTURY ECOLOGISTS
B.-L. LI 8 SOIL SEED BANKS AND RESTORATION: HOW LITTLE DO WE KNOW? K.
THOMPSON & R. BEKKER 9 IV A. COMPLEXITY, DYNAMICS, AND DIVERSITY AT
DIFFERENT LEVELS OF BIOTIC ORGANISATION SYMPOSIUM 01 GLOBAL CHANGE H.-J.
JAGER, V. WOLTERS 12 TALKS THE UNIVERSITY OF GIESSEN FREE-AIR CARBON
DIOXIDE ENRICHMENT STUDY: LONG-TERM CHANGES IN PLANT C AND N BALANCES C.
KAMMANN, S. JANZE, L. GRUNHAGE, H.-J. JAGER 15 THE UNIVERSITY OF GIESSEN
FREE-AIR CARBON DIOXIDE ENRICHMENT STUDY: DYNAMICS OF SOIL N
TRANSFORMATIONS C. MULLER, M. K. ABBASI, R.J. STEVENS, C. KAMMANN, H.-J.
JAGER 16 THE UNIVERSITY OF GIESSEN FREE-AIR CARBON DIOXIDE ENRICHMENT
STUDY: PLANT SPECIES COVER SHIFTS CAUSED BY MODERATE CO2 ENRICHMENT S.
JANZE, U. GRUETERS, H.-J. JAGER 17 ELEVATED CO2: WINNERS AND LOSERS S.
WEBER, P. HOGY, A. FANGMEIER 18 DOES ELEVATED CO2 AFFECT NUTRITIVE
QUALITY OF CROPS AND NATIVE FODDER PLANTS? P. HOGY, B. EICKLER, M. ERBS,
J. HEGERFELD, S. WEBER, A. FANGMEIER 19 RESPONSE OF THE SOIL MICROFLORA
TO ATMOSPHERIC CO2-ENRICHMENT IN AFIELD EXPERIMENT T.-H. ANDERSON & H.
J. WEIGEL 20 EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO2 AND TEMPERATURE ON GROWTH AND
BIOMASS PARTITIONING OF JUVENILE SCOTS PINE D. OVERDIECK 21 LATE-SEASON
EFFECTS OF DECLINING SPECIES RICHNESS AND CLIMATE WARMING ON
ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF GRASSLAND SPECIES C. LEMMENS, H. DE
BOECK, I. NUS, R. CEULEMANS 22 SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE
ENHANCEMENT ON GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION OF ALPINE PLANTS T. KUDERNATSCH &
C. ABS 23 DO HARVEST STATISTICS INDICATE CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS ON CROP
YIELDS? J. FRANZARING & A. FANGMEIER 24 WINTER CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE
REACTION OF TUNDRA COMMUNITIES S. WIPF, C. MULDER, B. SCHMID 25 EFFECTS
OF CHANGING PRECIPITATION PATTERNS ON SOIL FAUNA BIODIVERSITY A. R.
TAYLOR & V. WOLTERS 26 LAND COVER DYNAMICS AND THEIR EFFECT ON TERMITE
ASSEMBLAGES M. WEGMANN, A. FISHER, K. E. LINSENMAIR, T. DAWES-GROMATZKI
27 AMPHIBIAN DIVERSITY THREATENED BY SPATIO-TEMPORAL CHANGES OF WEST
AFRICAN LAND COVER M.-O. RODEL, M. WEGMANN, M.VEITH, K. E. LINSENMAIR 28
POSTERS EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO 2 ON CARBOHYDRATES AND NUTRITIVE QUALITY
OF WHEAT LAND ASSOCIATED WEEDS B. EICKLER, K. BECKER, P. HOGY, A.
FANGMEIER 29 INTERACTIVE EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO2 AND SALINITY ON THE
CASHCROP HALOPHYTE ASTER TRIPOLIUM N. GEIBLER, H.-J. JAGER, E. PAHLICH,
H.-W. KOYRO 30 EFFECTS OF CO2 ENRICHMENT ON NITROGEN METABOLISM AND
NUTRIENTS IN WHEAT AND ASSOCIATED WEEDS J. HEGERFELD, P. HOGY, A.
FANGMEIER 31 LONG RANGE DISPERSAL OF METRIOPTERA ROESELII DURING THE
EXTREME SUMMER OF 2003 A. HOCHKIRCH 32 CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE GLOBAL
DIVERSITY OF BIRDS W. JETZ 33 FLUX MEASUREMENTS OF CARBON DIOXIDE AND
WATER VAPOUR ABOVE A GRASSLAND AND FOREST SITE IN SAXONY: A CONTRIBUTION
TO CARBOEUROPE IP B. KOSTNER, T. GRONWALD , CH. BERNHOFER 34 IMPACT OF
CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON TERRESTRIAL CARBON BALANCE AND VARIATION: A CASE
STUDY IN CHINESE ECOSYSTEMS J. NI, I.C. PRENTICE, S.P. HARRISON, J.E.
KUTZBACH, S. SITCH 35 VEGETATION CHANGES INFORMER MANGROVE FORESTS
INDUCED BY ALTERATIONS OF THE HYDROLOGICAL CONDITIONS M. RODERSTEIN, L.
PERDOMO, M.-L. SCHNETTER 36 APHID INDUCED PROCESS CASCADES IN THE CANOPY
OF FOREST TREES UNDER ELEVATED CO2 - CONCENTRATIONS K. STROBEL & B.
STADLER 37 VI DYNAMICS OF THE COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS OF THE CASPIAN SEA W.
WUCHERER 38 SYMPOSIUM 02 SPATIALLY EXPLICIT INTEGRATED MODELLING OF
DYNAMIC MOSAIC LANDSCAPES B. SCHRODER, R. BIEDERMANN, R. SEPPELT 40
TALKS MODELLING LAND-USE CHANGE USING SIMPLE MARKOV CHAINS WITH TWO
PATTERN-ORIENTED TRANSITION FUNCTIONS IN SELES A. HOLZKAMPER & A. LAUSCH
42 LINKING DYNAMICAL MODELLING WITH HISTORICAL MAPS: SPATIAL DYNAMICS
OFSUCCISA PRATENSIS IN A CHANGING AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE T. HERBEN, Z.
MUNZBERGOVA, S. A. O. COUSINS, J. EHRLEN, M. MILDEN, O. ERIKSSON 43
ANALYSIS OF SPATIO-TEMPORAL DYNAMICS OF LARCH BUD MOTH WITH CHANGING
SCALE AND RESOLUTION B. PRICE & A. FISCHLIN 44 IMPORTANCE OF LANDSCAPE
STRUCTURE ON SPECIES FREQUENCIES IN FRAGMENTED LANDSCAPES K. WLEGAND, T.
PURTAUF, T. WLEGAND 45 SPATIAL PATTERN CHANGE IN PLANT COMMUNITIES
FOLLOWING EXTREME EVENTS: CONSEQUENCES FOR RE-COLONISATION AND ALIEN
PLANT INVASION I. NLJS, Z. Q. LI, J. BOGAERT *_ 46 RELATIONSHIPS OF
FOREST LANDSCAPE DYNAMICS, LARGE-SCALE DISTURBANCES AND CLIMATE CHANGE
IN MOUNTAIN AREAS S. SCHUMACHER & H. BUGMANN 47 POSTERS A MODEL OF
EXTENSIVE CATTLE GRAZING AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL FOR THE CONSERVATION OF
OPEN LANDSCAPES C. HENTSCHKE, M. KLEYER, B. SCHRODER 48 VARIATION OF
SHOOT MASS OF ANNUAL PLANTS WITH RAIN PATTERN 49 M. KOCHY & F. JELTSCH
MODELLING LAND-COVER DYNAMICS IN PERIPHERAL CULTURAL LANDSCAPES B.
REGER, R. WALDHARDT, A. OTTE 50 SYMPOSIUM 03 HANDLING ECOLOGICAL
COMPLEXITY - NEW SOLUTIONS FOR OLD PROBLEMS? H. REUTER & K.-JAX 52 TALKS
CAN LANDSCAPE METRICS HELP TO INDICATE TEMPORAL LANDSCAPE CHANGE? K.
SCHELLENBERG, E. TASSER, U. TAPPEINER 55 MAPPING OF CONTINUOUS FLORISTIC
GRADIENTS IN GRASSLANDS USING HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGERY S. SCHMIDTLEIN & J.
SASSIN 56 SCALING OF PATTERNS OF PLANT DIVERSITY AND DISTURBANCE - THE
HEXGRIDAPPROACH G. JURASINSKI & C. BEIERKUHNLEIN 57 ECOLOGICAL
COMPLEXITY OF AUSTRIAN MUNICIPALITIES 58 K. REITER, T. WRBKA , T.
ENGLISCH, C. PLUTZAR, G. GRABHERR CLASSIFICATION SCHEME FOR BIOLOGICAL
TRAITS: A TOOL FOR REDUCING THE COMPLEXITY OF ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS AND
PROCESSES T. HEGER & L. TREPL 59 INFORMATION IN ECOSYSTEMS - RELEVANT
FOR SPECIES OR SYSTEMS? M. KNOFLACHER 60 UNDERLYING EFFECTS OF SPATIAL
AGGREGATION (CLUMPING) IN RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN DIVERSITY AND ECOSYSTEM
FUNCTIONING H. DE BOECK, I. NUS, C. LEMMENS, R. CEULEMANS 61 SHAPES OF
LOCAL RELATIVE ABUNDANCE DISTRIBUTIONS AND THE DEGREE OF ANTHROPOGENIC
INFLUENCE M. OLLIK & W. ULRICH 62 POSTERS QUANTIFYING BIODIVERSITY BY
HABITAT PARAMETERS - A PATTERN RECOGNITION APPROACH WITH ARTIFICIAL
NEURAL NETWORKS M. HORST & W. KOHLER 63 LINKING GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
AND VEGETATION DIVERSITY USING ELLENBERG S INDICATOR VALUES AND
FUZZY-EXPERT-SYSTEMS E. F. ROMMELFANGER & W. KOHLER 64 V1U SYMPOSIUM 04
SPATIO-TEMPORAL DYNAMICS OF CULTURAL LANDSCAPES AND TROPHIC INTERACTIONS
A. KRUESS & J. DAUBER 66 TALKS INSECTIVOROUS BIRDS AFFECT POTENTIAL
BIOCONTROL OF CEREAL APHIDS BY SYRPHIDPREDATORS K. LEHMANN, C. THIES, T.
TSCHARNTKE 68 COUNTERACTIVE PROCESSES AFFECT BIOCONTROL OF CEREAL APHIDS
AT THE LANDSCAPE LEVEL C. THIES & T. TSCHARNTKE 69 DIFFERENT MOVEMENT
STRATEGIES OF HOSTS AND PARASITOIDS INFLUENCE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN
COMPLEX AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES U. VLSSER, K. WLEGAND, W. KOHLER 70
SPATIAL DYNAMICS AND PERSISTENCE OF THE LEAF BEETLE GONIOCTENA OLIVACEA
IN DYNAMIC HABITATS R. BLEDERMANN 71 LARGE-SCALE EDGE EFFECTS IN
PREDATION RISK IN FOREST FARMLAND LANDSCAPE MOSAICS I. STORCH, E.
WOITKE, S. KRIEGER 72 COMPATIBILITY OF THE CREEPING THISTLE AND ITS
POTENTIAL CONTROL AGENT PUCCINIA PUNCTIFORMIS H. WANDELER, G. UEHLINGER,
S. BACHER 73 DEMOGRAPHIC RESPONSE OF THE THISTLE CIRSIUM ARVENSE TO
INSECT HERBIVORY IN AN OLD FIELD SUCCESSION G. JUNG, M. SCHADLER, H.
AUGE 74 INFLUENCE OF SUCCESSIONAL AGE ON NUMBERS OF BENEFICIAL AND PEST
ARTHROPODS IN WILDFLOWER AREAS T. FRANK, B. REICHHART, C. MOSIMANN, S.
AESCHBACHER, M. BARONE 75 RESOURCE AVAILABILITY AFFECTS THE FORAGING
TRIP DURATION OF BUMBLEBEES C. WESTPHAL, I. STEFFAN-DEWENTER, T.
TSCHARNTKE 76 MECHANISM OF PREDATOR INTERFERENCE, AND (NO) PREY
ADAPTATION B. TSCHANZ & S. BACHER 77 POSTERS ENDOPHY TIC FUNGAL
SYMBIONTS IN LOLIUM PERENNE AFFECT HIGHER TROPHIC LEVELS J. KRAUSS, B.
MEISTER, S. A. HARRI, C. B. MULLER 78 IX EFFECTS OF PATCH AND LANDSCAPE
FACTORS ON SPECIALIST BEETLE FAUNA ON SCOTCH BROOM (CYTISUS SCOPARIUS)
B. MEYER, V. WOLTERS, J. DAUBER 79 LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF INSECT EXCLUSION
ON THE VEGETATION DYNAMICS OF AN OLD-FIELD PLANT COMMUNITY M. SCHADLER,
H. AUGE, R. BRANDL 80 THE INFLUENCE OF ROOT HERBIVORY BY NEMATODES ON
THE GROWTH AND COEXISTENCE OF GRASS SPECIES M. SCHADLER 81 SYMPOSIUM 06
URBAN LANDSCAPES: MULTIFUNCTIONALITY AND ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY OF THE
CITY OUTSKIRTS T. KEIDEL & M. SAUERWEIN 84 TALKS THE FLORA OF CITIES IS
NATURALLY SPECIES-RICHER THAN THEIR SURROUNDINGS I. KTLHN, R. BRANDL, S.
KLOTZ 86 CONFLICT ANALYSIS BY SCENARIOS OF URBAN EXPANSION -
PERSPECTIVES FOR SUSTAINABLE SETTLEMENT PLANNING IN BIODIVERSITY
HOTSPOTS W. ADELMANN, A. ZELLHUBER, J. PFADENHAUER, M. SUDA 87
SMALL-SCALE DYNAMICS IN HUMAN SETTLEMENTS: DIMENSIONS, PATTERNS, AND
CONSEQUENCES FOR BIRDS AND PEOPLE A. LANDMANN & A. DANZL 88 URBAN
FLOODPLAIN FORESTS IN LEIPZIG: NATURAL FUNCTIONS, POTENTIALS, LAND-USE
CONFLICTS AND VISIONS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY D. HAASE 89 IMPACT OF
MOTORWAYS ON ADJACENT CONIFEROUS FOREST COMMUNITIES M. BERNHARDT, A.
FISCHER, M. KIRCHNER, G. JAKOBI 90 POSTERS BIODIVERSITY IN URBAN
PROTECTED AREAS - SPECIES RICHNESS ANALYSIS OF SELECTED TAXA AT A
REGIONAL SCALE C. BRAUNIGER, I. KUHN, S .KLOTZ 91 CITY AND SURROUNDING
COUNTRYSIDE NEED A FUNCTIONAL INTERFACE! CH. HILDMANN 92 ISOLATION
EFFECTS OF FRAGMENTED LANDSCAPES ON SNAIL POPULATIONS S. KUPFERNAGEL, M.
FRENZEL, W. DURKA 93 WOODY PLANT SUCCESSION ON MAN-MADE HABITATS J.
MRAZEK 94 EFFECT OF ROADS ON SMALL MAMMAL POPULATIONS A. RICO, P.
KINDLMANN, F. SEDLACEK 95 CHANGES IN THE COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE OF A
NATIVE OAK FOREST ALONG AN URBAN-SUBURBAN-RURAL GRADIENT IN HUNGARY P.
TOROK & B. TOTHMERESZ 96 SYMPOSIUM 07 SOILS: LIVING SPACES AND COMPLEX
SYSTEMS S. SCHNELL & M. RAUBUCH TALKS ANT DIVERSITY IN THE MATA
ATLDNTICA (BRAZIL): POTENTIAL OF SECONDARY FORESTS FOR BIODIVERSITY
CONSERVATION J. H. BIHN, M. VERHAAGH, M. BRANDLE, R. BRANDL 100
EXPLORING LAND-MANAGEMENT EFFECTS ON THE NICHE-PARTITIONING BETWEEN
MICROBIVORE SOIL NEMATODES CH. MULDER, D. DEZWART, A. M. BREURE 101
STRUCTURAL AND SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN CULTURAL AND NEAR-NATURAL
HABITATS: MACROFAUNA COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS CH.
PLATNER 102 NUTRIENT RELEASE FROM FLOODED PEAT SOIL AS AFFECTED BY
EARTHWORMS AND ENCHYTRAEID DENSITY N. PLUM & J. FILSER 103 MOLECULAR
TOOLS TO ANALYSE THE DIVERSITY AND EXPRESSION OF FUNGAL LACCASE GENES IN
A FOREST SOIL H. KELLNER, P. LUIS, B. ZIMDARS-, F. BUSCOT 104 XI POSTERS
ECOLOGY AND GENETIC SPECIATION OF THE AMAZONIAN MILLIPEDE PORATIA
OBLITERATA (KRAUS 1960) (PYRGODESMIDAE, POLYDESMIDA, DIPLOPODA) N.
BERGHOLZ, A. JOACHIM, J. KOMPF, J. TOMIUK, J. MENDES DOS SANTOS 105
COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF SOIL FAUNA: PATTERNS ON THE REGIONAL SCALE M.
BRANDLE, T. ISSELBACHER, R. BRANDL 106 POLLUTANT INVENTORY IN
AGRICULTURAL SOILS - PCBS AND PBDES DEPENDING ON LAND USE AND HUSBANDRY
R.-A. DURING, W. REIHER, S. GATH 107 THE EFFECT OF SOIL DISTRIBUTION AND
ORGANIC MATTER ON CADMIUM, LEAD, AND ZINC DISTRIBUTION IN A LOAMY SOIL
PROFILE OF IRAN H. EMAMI, M. SHORAFA, G. SAVAGHEBI FIROOZABADI, Z.
NAGHIZADEH ASL 108 INVESTIGATION OF PERIGLACIAL SLOPE DEPOSITS IN
MOUNTAINOUS REGIONS OF GERMANY USING GROUND PENETRATING RADAR (GPR) R.
GERBER & P. FELIX-HENNINGSEN 109 GENETIC POPULATION STRUCTURE OFCALATHUS
ERRATUS (CARABIDAE) IN POSTMINING LANDSCAPES IN LOWER LUSATIA (GERMANY)
M. GUTH, J. MRZLJAK, W. DURKA V 110 SOIL DEGRADATION PARAMETERS AS
INDICATORS OF LAND USE ON SOCOTRA ISLAND (YEMEN) D. PLETSCH 111
POLLUTANT INVENTORY IN AGRICULTURAL SOILS - A HEAVY METAL BALANCE
APPROACH W. REIHER, R.-A. DURING, S. GATH 112 ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY OF
THE SOIL-SEDIMENT COMPLEX AT HISTORICAL MINING SITES IN THE UPLANDS F.
RUSSOW 113 MONITORING HEAVY METAL CONTAMINATION FROM TRAFFIC IN A
ROADSIDE HEATH ECOSYSTEM L. STEUBING 114 NITROGEN MINERALISATION IN SAND
GRASSLAND - METHODICAL AND ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS CH. STORM & S. BERGMANN
115 SYMPOSIUM 08 BIOTIC INTERACTIONS IN THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE M.
SCHAEFER, T. EGGERS, C. F. DORMANN 118 XLL TALKS FLORAL ATTRACTIVENESS
TO POLLINATORS AND SEED SET IN RESPONSE TO BELOW- AND ABOVE- GROUND
PLANT-ANIMAL INTERACTIONS K. POVEDA, I. STEFFAN-DEWENTER, S. SCHEU, T.
TSCHARNTKE 121 EFFECT OF HERBIVORE DENSITY AND PLANT COMMUNITY ON
PERFORMANCE OF CREEPING THISTLE CIRSIUM ARVENSE E. SCHMID, B. TSCHANZ,
S. BACHER 122 NITROGEN DEPOSITION IMPACTS ON ECOSYSTEM FUNCTION: THE
ROLE OF CHANGING PLANT COMMUNITIES P. MANNING, J. NEWINGTON, H. ROBSON,
M. A. SAUNDERS & THE ECOTRON COLLABORATOR NETWORK 123 EFFECTS OF
PRODUCTIVITY AND HERBIVORY ON AN ARTIFICIAL PLANT COMMUNITY - A
MICROCOSM EXPERIMENT T. ROTTSTOCK, C. STRUVE, R. BRANDL, M. SCHADLER 124
MULTI-SPECIES COMPETITION EXPERIMENTS ON SAND A. WEIGELT, T. WALTHER, M.
BARTELHEIMER, T. STEINLEIN 125 INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION ALTERS PLANT
RESPONSES TO EARLY-SEASON OZONE EXPOSURES IN GRASSLAND MESOCOSMS J.
BENDER, E. BERGMANN, H. J. WEIGEL 126 COMPETITON, LONG-TERM COEXISTENCE,
AND CARRYING CAPACITY OF SMALL MAMMALS AND LIVESTOCK, SOUTH-GOBI,
MONGOLIA V. RETZER & C. REUDENBACH 127 IMPROVED WATER RETENTION LINKS
HIGH SPECIES RICHNESS WITH INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY IN ARCTIC TUNDRA
COMMUNITIES C. RIXEN & C. P. H. MULDER 128 MYRMICA ANTS AS GARDENERS:
ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF BEING ANT-DISPERSED G. FOKUHL, P. POSCHLOD, J.
HEINZE 129 EVOLUTION OF GERMINATION TRAITS IN RESPONSE TO DIRECTED SEED
DISPERSAL BY BIRDS IN KALAHARI SAVANNA M. KOS & P. POSCHLOD 130
COMPARING PREDATORY BEETLE SPECIES: THEIR IMPACT AS NATURAL ENEMIES OF
OILSEED RAPE PESTS O. SCHLEIN, W. BUCHS, F. NLEPOLD 131 RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN SPECIES AND VARIETAL DIVERSITY OF CROPS AND EPIGEAN PREDATORS W.
HEYER & O. CHRISTEN 132 XM VARIABILITY OF MACROLEPIDOPTERAN COENOSES IN
FORESTS WITH VARIABLE RATIOS OF EUROPEAN BEECH AND NORWAY SPRUCE J.
HEIERMANN, K. FULDNER, S. SCHUTZ 133 HABITAT VS. LANDSCAPE: INFLUENCES
ON GRASSHOPPER ASSEMBLAGES IN GRASSLANDS OF THE SWISS ALPS D. KAMPMANN,
F. HERZOG, W. KONOLD 134 TRANSGENIC PLANTS * A NEW AND VALUABLE TOOL FOR
EXPERIMENTAL ECOLOGY W. BEYSCHLAG, M. BARTELHEIMER, S. LUHMANN 135
POSTERS RESOURCE UTILISATION BY WILD BEES (HYMENOPTERA, APOIDEA) IN
GRAZED AND UNGRAZED SAND-ECOSYSTEMS M. BEIL & A. KRATOCHWIL 13 6
APPARENT COMPETITION FOR A BETTER BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF THE CREEPING
THISTLE CIRSIUM ARVENSE P. JAEGER, H. WANDELER, S. BACHER 137 EFFECTS OF
POLLINATORS ON SEED SET OF OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICA NAPUS L.) UNDER
ISOLATED TENTS R. KRISTEN, W. FRIEDT, V. WOLTERS ; 138 ARE PLANT
HYBRIDS PARTICULARLY SUSCEPTIBLE TO HERBIVORY? K. LEHMANN, R .BRANDL, T.
TSCHARNTKE 139 WHICH FACTORS DETERMINE THE POPULATION DENSITY
OFMACULINEA NAUSITHOUS (LEPIDOPTERA, LYCAENIDAE)? M. MUSCHE, C. ANTON,
V. HULA, J. SETTELE 140 USING LIFE HISTORY TRAITS TO ASSESS PEST
STATUS OF THE MONGOLIAN PIKA (OCHOTONA PALLASI) K. NADROWSKI & G. MLEHE
141 THE ROLE OF SAFE SITES FOR VEGETATION DEVELOPMENT DURING EARLY
POST-FIRE SUCCESSION IN SOUTH-EASTERN SPAIN C. OHL & I. HENSEN_ 142
FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY: PHYLOGENETIC EFFECTS ON REGIONAL AND LOCAL SCALES
R. REIFFERS, J. VAN GROENENDAEL, S. HENNEKENS, W. OZINGA, O. TACKENBERG,
A. PRINZING 143 IS THERE AN ADAPTATION OF A GENERALIST HERBIVORE TO
DIFFERENT HOST PLANT INDIVIDUALS? H. RUHNKE, M. SCHADLER, S. KLOTZ, R.
BRANDL 144 XIV DOES SOIL HISTORY INFLUENCE DECOMPOSITION RATE? M. A^
SAUNDERS & P. MANNING 145 SUCCESSION AFFECTS THE DIVERSITY-AREA
RELATIONSHIPS IN CAREX SEMPERVIRENS TUSSOCKS F.-H. YU, M. SCHUTZ, B.
KRUSI, J. SCHNELLER, O. WILDI 146 SYMPOSIUM 10 CONSTRAINTS AND
PERSPECTIVES OF GRASSLAND RESTORATION N. HOLZEL, A. SCHWABE-KRATOCHWIL,
G. ROSENTHAL 148 TALKS ASSESSMENT OFTROPHICAL GRADIENTS IN GRASSLAND
RESTORATION N. HOLZEL 151 RECENTLY EXTENSIFIED GRASSLANDS ON THE SWISS
PLATEAU -FLORISTIC COMPOSITION AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS S. DREIER, G.
HOFER, B. SCHUPBACH, F. HERZOG 152 SPATIAL PATTERNS IN THE
RE-COLONISATION OF EX-ARABLE FIELDS R. ESCHEN, U. SCHAFFNER, H.
MULLER-SCHARER 153 THE ANALYSIS OF FACTORS DETERMINING THE SUCCESS OF
GRASSLAND RESTORATION * PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS A. BISCHOFF & G.
WARTHEMANN 154 INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON LONG-TERM
VEGETATION DYNAMICS IN NEWLY CREATED CALCAREOUS GRASSLANDS K. KIEHL & J.
PFADENHAUER 155 VEGETATION DYNAMICS AND SEED BANK FORMATION: LONG-TERM
STUDIES ON SANDY RUDERAL SUCCESSION G. MATUS, P. TOROK, M. PAPP, CS.
GYORGY 156 DISPERSAL OF PLANT PROPAGULES IN TIME AND SPACE * EFFECTS ON
WET GRASSLAND RESTORATION G. ROSENTHAL 157 SEED AND MICROSITE LIMITATION
IN AFLOODPLAIN MEADOW IN SOOMAA NATIONAL PARK, ESTONIA A. WANNER & K.
JENSEN 158 SEEDLING RECRUITMENT IN FLOOD-MEADOW SPECIES * THE INFLUENCE
OF COMPETITION BY SOWN GRASSES AND DIFFERENT MOWING REGIMES S. BISSELS,
T. W. DONATH, N. HOLZEL, A. OTTE 159 XV INVASION IN GRASSLAND GAPS: THE
ROLE OF SPECIES RICHNESS, LIGHT, AND PLANT PRODUCTIVITY A. MLLBAU & I.
NUS 160 EFFECTS OF HABITAT SIZE AND FRAGMENTATION ON THE ANT FAUNA OF
SWEDISH SEMI-NATURAL GRASSLANDS J. DAUBER & L. LENOIR 161 POINT PATTERN
ANALYSIS OF GROUND DISTURBANCES FOR GRASSLAND RESTORATION A. JENTSCH, S.
FRIEDRICH, T. WIEGAND 162 RESTORATIVE GRAZING AS A TOOL AGAINST SPECIES
POOR STAGES WITH GRASS-ENCROACHMENT K. SUB, A. SCHWABE, C. STORM, A.
ZEHM 163 RESTORATION OF FLOOD-MEADOWS ALONG THE NORTHERN UPPER RHINE AND
THEIR INTEGRATION IN AGRICULTURAL UTILISATION SYSTEMS M. HARNISCH 164
LARGE-SCALE RESTORATION OF FLOOD MEADOWS BY DIASPORE TRANSFER WITH PLANT
MATERIAL T. W. DONATH, S. BISSELS, N. HOLZEL, A. OTTE 165 POSTERS
RESTORATION OF XEROTHERMIC OPEN LAND HABITATS IN THE CENTRAL RHINE
VALLEY * TANK TRACKS AGAINST SHRUBS? K. BYLEBYL, P. POSCHLOD, S. BONN :
166 REASONS AND CONSEQUENCES OF EXPANSION OFCALAMAGROSTIS EPIGEJOS IN
MEADOWS OF THE DYJE RIVER FLOODPLAIN P. HOLUB, I. SEDLAKOVA, K. FIALA,
I. TUMA, J. ZAHORA, M. TESAROVA 167 SEED CONTENT OF CATTLE DUNG ON TWO
MODERATELY GRAZED PASTURES IN THE UPPER EIDER VALLEY L. RASRAN, K.
VOGT, K. JENSEN 168 LONG-TERM EFFECT OF LEVELLED N/P/K - SUPPLY ON THE
BIODIVERSITY OF A MOWING PASTURE COMMUNITY W. OPITZ VON BOBERFELD & J.
F. OERLEMANS 169 RESTORATION OF INLAND SAND DUNES IN SITE-TYPICAL
HABITAT COMPLEXES OF A FLOODPLAIN ECOSYSTEM M. STROH, A. KRATOCHWIL, A.
SCHWABE 170 RUDERALISATION PROCESSES IN RESTORED SAND ECOSYSTEMS: A
FIVE-YEAR STUDY M. STROH, C. STORM, A. SCHWABE 171 HYDROCHOROUS SEED
DISPERSAL DURING THE HEAVY ELBE FLOOD IN SUMMER 2002 K. VOGT, L. RASRAN,
K. JENSEN 172 XVI SYMPOSIUM 11 LAND-USE PRACTICES AT THE PATCH SCALE:
IMPACTS ON COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE OF THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE R.
WALDHARDT & W. BUCHS 174 TALKS SPATIAL PATTERNS OF PLANT SPECIES
RICHNESS ON MOUNTAIN GRASSLANDS ALTERED BY CHANGED LAND-USE PRACTISE TH.
SPIEGELBERGER, U. SCHAFFNER, H. MULLER-SCHARER 177 INFLUENCE OF
MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND SITE CONDITIONS ON PLANT SPECIES RICHNESS IN
MESIC GRASSLANDS C. WELLSTEIN, R. WALDHARDT, A. OTTE 178 VEGETATION
CHANGES AFTER CONVERSION FROM CONVENTIONAL TO CONSERVATION TILLAGE -
EVIDENCE OF A LONG-TERM FIELD TRIA B. SPRENGER 179 SEED TRAITS IN ARABLE
WEED SEEDBANKS IN RELATION TO SOIL CONDITIONS AND FARM ING PRACTICE H.
ALBRECHT 180 HOW DO LOW YIELD AREAS SET-ASIDE WITHIN INTENSIVELY MANAGED
FARMLAND INFLUENCE THE COMPOSITION OF SPIDER ASSEMBLAGES? R. PLATEN, S.
MALT, G. BERGER ; 181 INFLUENCE OF CHANGING LAND USE ON LANDSCAPE
STRUCTURE AND WEED SPECIES RICHNESS IN THE LAST 50 YEARS C. BAEBLER & S.
KLOTZ 182 DIVERSITY COMPONENTS OF ARABLE WEEDS IN ORGANIC AND
CONVENTIONAL WHEAT FIELDS - A MULTI-SCALE APPROACH D. GABRIEL, I.
ROSCHEWITZ, C. THIES, T. TSCHARNTKE 183 CONSERVATION OFCARABID DIVERSITY
BY ORGANIC FARMING DEPENDS ON LANDSCAPE FEATURES T. PURTAUF, I.
ROSCHEWITZ, J. DAUBER, C. THIES, T. TSCHARNTKE, V. WOLTERS_ 184 MAIN
FACTORS AFFECTING ARTHROPOD DIVERSITY IN CULTIVATED LANDSCAPES P.
JEANNERET, S. BUHOLZER, L. PFIFFNER, S. POZZI, B. SCHUPBACH 185
LANDSCAPE COMPOSITION AFFECTS BUTTERFLY DIVERSITY INDEPENDENT OF HABITAT
QUALITY E. OCKINGER, H. G. SMITH 186 ISLANDS IN THE SEA OF WHEAT : THE
IMPACT OF FRAGMENTATION ON VEGETATION P. BAR (KUTIEL), D. NEGOITZA, T.
SVORAY, S. MAZOR 187 XVN DIVERSITY PATTERNS OF BIRD COMMUNITIES IN
AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES M. FRENZEL, O. SCHWEIGER 188 SPATIAL GENETIC AND
MORPHOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF A LAND SNAIL METAPOPULATION IN A FRAGMENTED
LANDSCAPE O. SCHWEIGER, M. FRENZEL, W. DURKA 189 GENETIC STRUCTURE
OFCARABUS AURATUS IN A FRAGMENTED LANDSCAPE A.-C. SANDER & V. WOLTERS
190 POSTERS THE CHALLENGE TO ASSESS BIODIVERSITY IN CONVERTED PINE
STANDS C. ABS, J. PRIETZEL, S. AMMER 191 BUTTERFLY DIVERSITY IN SWISS
AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES: THE EFFECT OF LOW-INPUT HABITATS AND LANDSCAPE
PATTERN S. AVIRON, S. BUHOLZER, F. HERZOG, P. JEANNERET, S. POZZL 192
LANDSCAPE DYNAMICS UNDER LOCAL FARMING PRACTICES: LONG-TERM EFFECTS ON
BUTTERFLY POPULATIONS S. AVIRON, P. KLNDLMANN, F. BUREL 193 THE
INFLUENCE OF LAND-USE CHANGES ON THE FLORISTIC COMPOSITION OF GRASSLANDS
IN THE APUSENI MOUNTAINS, ROMANIA K. BRINKMANN 194 SPIDER ABUNDANCE AND
DIVERSITY IN WINTER WHEAT FIELDS: NO CLEAR-CUT EFFECTS OF ORGANIC
MANAGEMENT Y. CLOUGH, A. KRUESS, T. TSCHARNTKE 195 PLANT DIVERSITY AND
LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE IN WOODED PASTURES -FROM M TO HECTARE A. DUFOUR, H.
WAGNER, A. GUISAN, Z. GADALLAH, A. BUTTLER 196 THE IMPACT OF DISTURBANCE
ON PATCH DYNAMICS AND LONG-TERM CHANGES IN A FOREST ECOSYSTEM J. FRISCH
197 EFFECTS OF FOREST FRAGMENTATION ON BEHAVIOUR AND POPULATION ECOLOGY
OF SELECTED BIRD SPECIES OF THE MATA ATLDNTICA (SAO PAULO, BRAZIL) M. M.
HANSBAUER, I. STORCH, S. LEU, R. BORNTRAGER, R. IARTELLI, R. PIMENTEL,
A. MARTENSEN, D. BOSCOLO, J. P. METZGER 198 LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF FOREST
FERTILISATION ON GROUND VEGETATION AND SITES IN THE NORTHERN BLACK
FOREST, GERMANY C. HOCKE & A. REIF 199 XVLLL EFFECT OF TOPOGRAPHIC
VARIABILITY ON BIODIVERSITY IN AN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE IN THE PRE-ALPS
G. HOFER, H. WAGNER, F. HERZOG, P. EDWARDS 200 BEES ON ORGANIC AND
CONVENTIONAL FIELDS IN DIFFERENT LANDSCAPES AND REGIONS A. HOLZSCHUH, I.
STEFFAN-DEWENTER, T. TSCHARNTKE 201 HABITAT REQUIREMENTS OF ADULT AND
LARVAL HOVERFLIES: HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH? F. JAUKER & V. WOLTERS 202 THE
IMPACT OF DYNAMIC FEN WETLAND FLOODINGS ON THE ABUNDANCE OF THE
GROUND-BEETLE CARABUS CLATRATUS L. F. JOPP ;. 203 RESPONSE OF PLANT
FUNCTIONAL GROUPS TO GRAZING AFTER CLEARING OF UPPER MONTANE FOREST
PASTURES J. KAYSER, J. GNADINGER, K. KIEHL, H. J. BOHMER 204 CHANGES IN
AN ARRHENATHERETUM ELATIORIS STAND AFTER 23 YEARS OF UNDISTURBED
SUCCESSION OR ANNUAL MULCHING H. LASER 205 LAND-USE DYNAMICS CREATE
SPATIO-TEMPORAL MOSAIC LANDSCAPES OF HABITAT PATCHES FOR THE DUSKY LARGE
BLUE BUTTERFLY H. LORITZ, H. MATTES, J. SETTELE 206 EFFECTS OF FARMING
SYSTEM AND LANDSCAPE HETEROGENEITY ON THE DIVERSITY OF WEEDS AND THEIR
SEEDBANK IN WINTER WHEAT FIELDS I. ROSCHEWITZ, C. THIES, T. TSCHARNTKE
207 MATRIX EFFECTS ON SPIDER DIVERSITY IN WHEAT FIELDS ACROSS SPATIAL
SCALES: FROM REGION TO NEIGHBOURHOOD M. H. SCHMIDT, C. THIES, T.
TSCHARNTKE 208 THE DOOM OF ANTHROPOGENIC WHITE BIRCH FORESTS IN A
CHANGING LANDSCAPE U. SILC, M. JARNJAK, A. MARINSEK, A. CARNI, P. KOSIR
209 DO POPLAR PLANTATIONS CONTRIBUTE TO THE REGIONAL DIVERSITY IN
AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES? LESSONS FROM GROUND BEETLES W. ULRICH, Z. NATH,
A. CZARNECKI 210 XIX SYMPOSIUM 12 EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES INTEGRATING
BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL AND HABITAT LEVEL TO QUANTIFY AND INTERPRET ECOSYSTEM
DYNAMICS UNDER MAN-MADE DISTURBANCES R. LOSCH, S. SCHUTZ, A. FANGMEIER
212 TALKS A COMBINATORY, MULTIVARIATE APPROACH TO BE APPLIED IN
DIVERSITY-ECOSYSTEM FUNCTION STUDIES C. NEBHOVER& C. BEIERKUHNLEIN 214
HOW MANY GRASSLAND SPECIES ARE NEEDED TO STABILISE ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONS?
C. BEIERKUHNLEIN & C. NE6HOVER 215 VEGETATION CHANGES IN MOUNTAIN
PASTURES DUE TO SIMULATED EFFECTS OF CATTLE ACTIVITY F. KOHLER, F.
GLLLET, J.-M. GOBAT, A. BUTTLER 216 SPATIAL ASPECTS OF PLANT-INSECT
INTERACTIONS * EXAMINATION BY A BIOSENSOR ON THE BASIS OF INSECT
OLFACTION S. SCHUTZ 217 ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR OFHYLECOETUS
DERMESTOIDES L: INSECT-RELATED HOST VOLATILES AND VOLATILE PATTERNS AS
HABITAT PARAMETERS ON DIFFERENT SCALES? G. HOLIGHAUS, K. KERCK, B.
WEISSBECKER, S. SCHUTZ ; 218 POSTERS EFFECTS OF WATER LEVEL FLUCTUATION
ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND BIOMASS PRODUCTION IN NARROW LEAF CATTAIL (TYPHA
ANGUSTIFOLIA L.) S. AMENITSKY, S. LEFFLER, N. GANG, M. KAZDA 219
NUTRIENT UPTAKE AND LOSSES DURING GRASS STAND FORMATION ON DEFORESTED
AREAS UNDER POLLUTION IMPACT K. FLALA, P. HOLUB, I. TUMA, J. JANDAK, M.
TESAROVA 220 SAP WOOD AREA IN SEVEN TREE SPECIES OF AMAZONIAN
FLOODPLAINS P. PAROLIN, E. MULLER, W. J. JUNK 221 RESPONSE OF WOODY
PLANTS TO CLEAR-CUTTING AND BROWSING: CONSEQUENCES OF MAN-MADE
DISTURBANCES IN MEDITERRANEAN WOODLANDS B. SHRESTHA, M. SHACHAK, A.
PEREVOLOTSKY 222 EFFECT OF POLLUTION AND CLIMATE IMPACT ON GROWTH
OFCALAMAGROSTIS ARUNDINACEA BASED ON FIELD TRANSPLANTATION I. TUMA 223
XX SYMPOSIUM 13 PLANT POPULATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS IN THE CULTURAL
LANDSCAPE R. L. ECKSTEIN & M. FISCHER 226 TALKS EVOLUTIONARY PLANT
ECOLOGY IN THE HETEROGENEOUS CULTURAL LANDSCAPE M. FISCHER 229
POPULATION DYNAMICS OF THE WEED CIRSIUM ARVENSE IN A LANDSCAPE CONTEXT
A. KRUESS, T. TSCHARNTKE 230 TWENTY YEARS OF CHANGE IN A POPULATION OF
THE THREATENED JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS IN FLANDERS K. VERHEYEN& M. HERMY 231
COLONISATION POTENTIAL OFTYPHA SPP. S. HEINZ, J. PFADENHAUER 232
RESPONSES OF PLANT SPECIES TO FOREST FRAGMENTATION EVALUATED BY LIFE
HISTORY TRAITS A. KOLB 233 CLONAL REPRODUCTION AND ITS ROLE FOR HABITAT
COLONISATION AND MAINTENANCE IN ASARUM EUROPAEUM L. T. PFEIFFER 234
RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF LANDSCAPE CHANGES, DISPERSAL AND CHANGES IN
SPECIES DEMOGRAPHY FOR PROSPECT OF SPECIES Z. MUNZBERGOVA & T. HERBEN ;
235 SURVIVAL IN FRAGMENTED LANDSCAPES: THE INTERACTION BETWEEN LOCAL
POPULATION DYNAMICS, HABITAT DYNAMICS AND DISPERSAL TRAITS T.
MUNKEMULLER & K. JOHST 236 MOLECULAR MARKERS AS A TOOL FOR THE
IDENTIFICATION OF PLANT DISPERSAL IN RIVER CORRIDORS: AN EXAMPLE
OFSPARGANIUM ERECTUM T. FER & M. PFOSSER 237 LOCAL ADAPTATION IN A
FRAGMENTED EUROPE: RECIPROCAL TRANSPLANT EXPERIMENTS IN TWO ASTERACEAE
OF CONTRASTING LIFE HISTORY U. BECKER & D. MATTHIES 238 GENETIC
VARIATION OF THE COMMON ASH (FRAXINUS EXCELSIOR) IN THE LEIPZIGER
AUWALD-KRAN-PROJEKT P. PAROLIN, B. RUDOLPH, O. TAL, P. HORCHLER, W.
MORAWETZ 239 XXI MORPHOLOGICAL AND GENETIC DIVERSITY OFCAPSELLA
BURSA-PASTORIS POPULATIONS FROM FIELDS AND RUDERAL SITES H. BEISMANN, B.
NEUFFER, R. GRUPE 240 LONG DISTANCE DISPERSAL AND GENETIC DIVERSITY
DURING RANGE EXPANSION R. BLALOZYT, B. ZLEGENHAGEN, R. PETIT 241 THE
INFLUENCE OF LANDSCAPE CHARACTERISTICS ON POPULATION STRUCTURE OFGEUM
URBANUM POPULATIONS IN CONTRASTING AGRICULTURAL AREAS T. SCHMIDT, W.
DURKA, J. LIIRA, R. BILLETER, P. ARENS, R. SMULDERS 242 POSTERS
GERMINATION, ESTABLISHMENT AND SPREADING OFJUNCUS ATRATUS - A SPECIES
ADAPTED TO DISTURBANCES K. ALSLEBEN, M. BURKART, M. WICHMANN 243 EFFECTS
OF INTERSPECIFIC INTERACTIONS AND WATER AVAILABILITY ON SURVIVAL,
GROWTH, AND FECUNDITY OF THREE VIOLETS R. L. ECKSTEIN 244 DIASPORE
PROCESSES IN SAND ECOSYSTEMS GRAZED BY SHEEP: SOIL SEED BANKS, ENDO- AND
EPIZOOCHORY C. ELCHBERG 245 EFFECTS OF FIRE, GRAZING, AND ABANDONMENT ON
THE POPULATION BIOLOGY OF A ROSETTE SPECIES IN GRASSLANDS IN SOUTHERN
BRAZIL A. FLDELIS, G. OVERBECK, V.D. PILLAR, J. PFADENHAUER 246
MECHANISMS OF DISPERSAL AND REPRODUCTION IN FRAGMENTED POPULATIONS
OFCNIDIUM DUBIUM I. LEYER, S. LIEPELT, B. ZIEGENHAGEN, P. PAROLIN 247
FORESTS OK DIET: SPATIAL ANALYSES OF MORTALITY IN TREE PLANTATIONS K.
MEYER, D. DEBELL, W. HARMS, J. GERSTENLAUER, K. WIEGAND 248 CLONAL
STRUCTURE AND SPATIAL GENETIC ANALYSIS OF TWO RELIC JUNIPERUS HEATHS I.
M. MICHALCZYK, S. LIEPELT, S. BRUNZEL, C. MENGEL, B. ZIEGENHAGEN 249 THE
EFFECT OF POPULATION SIZE AND DENSITY ON THE REPRODUCTION OF TRIFOLIUM
MONTANUM L. M. NLGGEMANN & D. MATTH1ES 250 LOCAL ADAPTATIONS OF RARE
SPECIES ASTER AMELLUS L. AND INULA HIRTA L. (ASTERACEAE) J. RAABOVA & Z.
MUNZBERGOVA 251 POPULATION STAGE STRUCTURE OF THE DECLINING GRASSLAND
PLANT TRIFOLIUM MONTANUM L. IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS M. SCHLEUNING, U.
BECKER, D. MATTHIES 252 XXN CONSERVATION GENETICS OFTAIHANGIA RUPESTRIS
- A NATURALLY RARE CLIFF-DWELLING HERB M. TANG, F.-H. YU, X.-B. JIN, S.
GE 253 SYMPOSIUM 14 ALIEN SPECIES IN CHANGING LANDSCAPES A. OTTE & W.
NENTWIG : 256 TALKS CHARACTERISING THE TRAITS OF MODEL INVASIVE PLANTS
AND INVADED ECOSYSTEMS E. ROSSI & I. NUS 258 ALIEN SPECIES AND
ANTHROPOGENIC EVOLUTION OF THE GERMAN FLORA * INSIGHTS FROM A DATABASE
S. KLOTZ & I. KUHN 259 WHICH TRAITS MAKE AN ALIEN PLANT SPECIES
INVASIVE? M. RIEGER, I. KUHN, S. KLOTZ 260 THE COLONISATION OF ALIEN
WOODY PLANTS BY NATIVE PHYTOPHAGOUS INSECTS C. BELLE, M. BRANDLE, R.
BRANDL 261 DOES AIR TEMPERATURE INFLUENCE THE INVASIVENESS OF NON-NATIVE
SPECIES INTO CULTURAL LANDSCAPES? I. SAUMEL 262 POPULATION BIOLOGY OF
HERACLEUM MANTEGAZZIANUM - THE FATE OF INDIVIDUALS IN DENSE AND OPEN
STANDS J. HULS, R. L. ECKSTEIN, A. OTTE 263 PHYTOPHAGOUS INSECT FAUNA
FEEDING ON GIANT HOGWEED (HERACLEUM MANTEGAZZIANUM, APIACEAE) IN INVADED
AND NATIVE HABITATS S. O. HANSEN, J. HATTENDORF, W. NENTWIG 264
ESTIMATION OF IMPACT AND HOST-SIZE PREFERENCE OF ENDOPHAGOUS INSECTS ON
HERACLEUM MANTEGAZZIANUM J. HATTENDORF, S. O. HANSEN, W. NENTWIG 265
AUGMENTATION OF PARASITOIDS BY MASS-HATCHING DEVICES: A NEW BIOCONTROL
TECHNIQUE C. SCHNEITER, P. KEHRLI, M. LEHMANN, S. BACHER 266 RACCOON DOG
NYCTEREUTES PROCYONOIDES: HABITAT USE, ACTIVITY PATTERN, DIET
COMPOSTIONS - A TELEMETRY STUDY IN BRANDENBURG A. SUTOR 267 XXNI POSTERS
EFFECT OF A NATIVE HERBIVORE ON REPRODUCTION IN INVASIVE MAHONIA
AQUIFOLIUM POPULATIONS C. ROB, C. BELLE, W. DURKA, H. AUGE 268 HALF AS
WILD: NEOPHYTES IN OUR FLORA - POSTER EXHIBITION OF THE ECOLOGICAL-
BOTANICAL GARDEN OF THE UNIVERSITY OFBAYREUTH (12 POSTERS) U. SUKOPP, E.
WALTER, H. SUKOPP, G. AAS, M. LAUERER 269 INVASIVENESS AND DOMINANCE OF
HERACLEUM MANTEGAZZIANUM WITH REGARD TO SITE CONDITIONS, VEGETATION
TYPES AND MANAGEMENT J. THIELE & A. OTTE 270 SYMPOSIUM 15 ECOLOGICAL
PROCESS DYNAMICS ON POPULATION AND LANDSCAPE LEVEL WITH AND WITHOUT
GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS - COMPARING VIEWS AND METHODS B.
BRECKLING & W. KOHLER 272 TALKS MONITORING THE SPREAD AND FATE
OFTRANSGENES IN THE ENVIRONMENT U. SUKOPP & W. ZUGHART 274 INTEGRATIVE
METHODOLOGY TO PREDICT DISPERSAL OFTRANSGENES IN OILSEED RAPE AT
LANDSCAPE-LEVEL U. MLDDELHOFF, E.-W. REICHE, W. WINDHORST 275 DISPERSAL
OF ARABLE CROPS BY VEHICLES * A POTENTIAL VECTOR FOR THE SPREAD OF
GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS M. VON DER LLPPE 276 PERSISTENCE OF
ACCIDENTALLY RELEASED GM OILSEED RAPE IN THE AGRICULTURAL ENVIRONMENT A.
BLOCK, G. WENZEL, R. ZEITLER, G. SCHWARZ 277 THE POLLEN DEPOSITION INDEX
(PDI) AS A MEASURE FOR THE AMOUNT OF AIRBORNE POLLEN AT SPECIFIC SITES
M. KUHLMANN & H. BEISMANN 278 SPECIFIC IMPACTS OFTRANSGENIC BT- AND
CONVENTIONAL MAIZE ON SUBSTRATE-USE EFFICIENCY OF SOIL MICROBIAL BIOMASS
M. RAUBUCH, K. BEHR, K. ROOSE 279 XXIV QUANTIFICATION OFBT-PROTEIN
DIGESTION AND EXCRETION BY ARTHROPODS W. NENTWIG & B. PONT 280 GENETIC
DIVERSITYJ}F EUROPEAN CORN BORER AS BASELINE DATA FOR BT-MAIZE
RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT IN EUROPE K. PRIESNITZ, C. SAEGLITZ, I. SCHUPHAN,
A. GATHMANN 281 EPIGENETIC EFFECTS IN TRANSGENIC PLANTS - EXAMPLES AND
RELEVANCE FOR RISK ASSESSMENT K. MOCH 282 POSTERS OUTCROSSING
FREQUENCIES AND DISTRIBUTION OF TRANSGENIC OILSEED RAPE IN THE NEAREST
NEIGHBOURHOOD T. FUNK, A. BLOCK, G. WENZEL, G. SCHWARZ 283
REGIONAL-SCALE PLANNING OFGMO MONITORING F. GRAEF, W. ZUGHART, B.
HOMMEL, U. HEINRICH, U. STACHOW, A. WERNER 284 SIMULATION OF POLLEN
MEDIATED GENE TRANSFER IN TREES IN THE LANDSCAPE O. JAKOBY, B.
ZIEGENHAGEN, R. BIALOZYT 285 SUBTILE INVASION OF FOREIGN GENOTYPES IN
SUGAR BEET C. STARK, S. LIEPELT, M. OELKE, B. ZIEGENHAGEN, A. ULRICH 286
SYMPOSIUM 16 FUNCTION AND DIVERSITY OF MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI IN THE CULTURAL
LANDSCAPE: HUMAN IMPACT AND UNDISTURBED SOILS D. REDECKER & H.
BALTRUSCHAT 288 TALKS MOLECULAR CHARACTERISATION OFARBUSCULAR
MYCORRHIZAL FUNGAL SPECIES COMMUNITIES IN AGRICULTURALLY-USED SOILS D.
REDECKER, I. HIJRI, F. OEHL, K. INEICHEN, P. MADER, A. WIEMKEN 291
ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAE FROM ARID SITES IN THE SUMMER- AND WINTER
RAINFALL AREA OF SOUTHERN AFRICA E. UHLMANN, C. GORKE, F. OBERWINKLER
292 INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES ON THE ARBUSCULAR
MYCORRHIZA IN ORGANIC FARMING SYSTEMS M. GOLLNER, J. K. FRIEDEL, B.
FREYER . - . 293 XXV ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZA, HEAVY METAL AND SALT
TOLERANCE H. BOTHE, U. HLLDEBRANDT, F. OUZIAD, P. WLLDE 294 IMPROVED
TOLERANCE OF BARLEY TO SALT STRESS BY ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZA H.
BALTRUSCHAT, C. NEUMANN, K.-H. KOGEL 295 ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI
AND THEIR POSSIBLE INFLUENCE ON PLANT NITROGEN UPTAKE C. RENKER, S.
SPINDLER, S. UNSICKER, A. KAHMEN, N. BUCHMANN, W. W. WEISSER, F. BUSCOT
296 PLANT NITROGEN CONTENT AND N:P-RATIO AFFECT ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL
COLONISATION IN A PHOSPHATE-POLLUTED FIELD SITE V. BLANKE, C. RENKER, K.
FULLNER, M. HELD, M. WAGNER, A. J. KUHN, F. BUSCOT 297 DISTURBANCE OF
FORESTS BY TRAMPLING RELATED TO RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES: EFFECTS ON
MYCORRHIZAL ROOTS OF SEEDLINGS AND ESTABLISHED TREES V. WLEMKEN 298
BELOWGROUND ECTOMYCORRHIZAL FUNGAL COMMUNITIES IN DANISH BEECH (FAGUS
SYLVATICA) FORESTS WITH DIFFERENT CROPPING HISTORY K. F0NS & R. KJ0LLER
299 DISTRIBUTION LIMITS OF CENOCOCCUM GEOPHILUM FR. WITH EMPHASIS ON
POST-MINING LANDSCAPES J. WOLLECKE, S. GEBHARDT, R.F. HOTTL 300 POSTERS
MYCORRHIZAL P UPTAKE BY MAIZE FROM TROPICAL SOIL DEPENDS ON AGRICULTURAL
MANAGEMENT N. MATHIMARAN, J. JANSA, R. RUH, E. FROSSARD 301
MYCORRHIZATION OF MEDICINAL AND SPICE PLANTS BY INOCULATION WITH
ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI G. OSWALD, B. KAISER, M. STUTZER, R.
WATZKE, S. JOHNE, G. KUNZE 302 SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION PATTERN OF
ECTOMYCORRHIZAE ON A SMALL SCALE J. WOLLECKE, S. GEBHARDT, E.A.F.
AFRIFA, R.F. HUTTL 303 RESPONSES OF LENTIL TO CO-INOCULATION WITH
PHOSPHATE-SOLUBILISING RHIZOBIAL STRAINS AND ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL
FUNGI M. ZAREI, N. SALEH-RASTIN, H. A. ALIKHANI, N. ALIASGHARZADEH 304
XXVI B. SUSTAINABLE LAND USE AT THE LANDSCAPE SCALE: PROCESSES AND
DECISIONS IN ECOLOGY, SOCIO-ECONOMICS, AND POLITICS SYMPOSIUM 17 /18
CULTURAL LANDSCAPES AND SUSTAINABILITY & EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL AND
AGRICULTURAL POLICY AS A GUARANTOR FOR THE PRESERVATION OF CULTURAL
LANDSCAPES? H.-G. FREDE, R. HAINES-YOUNG, R. MARGGRAF, E.-A. NUPPENAU,
M. POTSCHIN, M. SCHMITZ 306 TALKS AGRICULTURAL ECONOMY, ECOLOGY, AND
HYDROLOGY - MODELLING REGIONAL LAND USE AND TRADE-OFFS M. BACH, H.-G.
FREDE ^ ^ _ 310 THE IMPORTANCE OF ECONOMIC COSTS FOR THE EVALUATION OF
FLEXIBLE CONSERVATION STRATEGIES M. DRECHSLER, K. JOHST, F. WATZOLD, M.
WESTPHAL, H. BERGMANN 311 LANDSCAPE INDICATORS IN AGRICULTURE AND THE
REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF EUPRODUCER SUPPORT R. HERRMANN, S. ANDERS, J.
HARSCHE 312 MODEL-BASED COMPARATIVE QUANTIFICATION OF SUSTAINABILITY
INDICATORS AT LANDSCAPE-SCALE E.-W. REICHE & A. RINKER 313 THRESHOLDS OF
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY R. HAINES-YOUNG & M. POTSCHIN 314
LANDSCAPE-SCALE POST-MINING RESTORATION IN CORNWALL (UK): SUSTAINABLE
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL LINKS ARE ESSENTIAL P. D. PUTWAIN & I. DA VIES 315
CULTURAL LANDSCAPES AND SUSTAINABILITY - COMMON GOOD ASPECTS AND
INSTITUTIONAL DIMENSIONS OF A CONTRADICTORY RELATIONSHIP A. ROHRING 316
A SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND LANDSCAPE-ECOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF RAPIDLY
CHANGING CLIMATE-SENSITIVE HIGH-MOUNTAIN ENVIRONMENTS J. MEILWES,
W.HAEBERLI, F. KELLER, C.ROTHENBUHLER 317 GIS-BASED LAND-USE MODELLING
WITH PROLAND P. SHERIDAN, J. O. SCHROERS, B. WEINMANN, F. KUHLMANN 318
XXVH PRICING MULTIFUNCTIONALITY BY THE MODELLING FRAMEWORK CHOICE R.
BORRESCH, K. SCHMITZ, P. M. SCHMITZ, T. C. WRONKA 319 EFFECTS OF THE
COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY REFORM ON THE MULTI-FUNCTIONALITY OF
LANDSCAPES B. WEINMANN, R. BORRESCH, L. BREUER, S. KOSTRZEWA, P.
SHERIDAN 320 POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF AGRICULTURAL POLICY DECISIONS ON PLANT
SPECIES RICHNESS IN A MARGINAL LANDSCAPE R. WALDHARDT, B. REGER, A. OTTE
321 PREDICTING THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OFFAUNAL DIVERSITY USING A
GIS-BASED SIMULATION MODEL T. GOTTSCHALK, K. EKSCHMITT, J. DAUBER, T.
PURTAUF, V. WOLTERS 322 AN ASSESSMENT OF LANDSCAPE-LEVEL INDICATORS AS
COARSE-FILTER MEASURES OF BIODIVERSITY IN AGRO-ECOSYSTEMS D. BAILEY, I.
AUGENSTEIN, J. BAUDRY, R. BILLETER, R. BUGTER, F. BUREL, C. F. DORMANN,
R. DE FLLIPPI, F. HERZOG, A. LAUSCH, N. SCHERMANN, E. SZERENCSITS 323
ANTHROPOGENIC INFLUENCE ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY IN THE ALPS U.
TAPPEINER, E. TASSER, K. SCHELLENBERG, B. HAIN 324 ECONOMY AND PLANT
SPECIES DIVERSITY IN AUSTRIAN MEADOWS H. G. ZECHMEISTER, I.
SCHMITZBERGER, T. WRBKA, B. STEURER, J. PETERSEIL 325 ANALYSES OF
MULTIPLE OPTIONS FOR IMPROVING BIOTOPE NETWORKS IN AGRICULTURAL
LANDSCAPES M. GLEMNITZ, A. WURBS, T. KALETTKA, C. LATUS, G. BERGER 326 A
LANDSCAPE-BASED ECOLOGICAL-ECONOMIC MODEL TO DESIGN A COST-EFFECTIVE
COMPENSATION PAYMENT SCHEME FOR THE CONSERVATION OF TWO ENDANGERED
BUTTERFLIES M. DRECHSLER, K. JOHST, F. WATZOLD, J. SETTELE, H. BERGMANN
327 AGRI-ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMMES FOR LANDSCAPE PRESERVATION? A. PUFAHL
328 RISK ASSESSMENT AND BIOCOENOLOGY - DEMONSTRATED BY THE BIOCOENOSIS
OF GRASSY FIELD MARGINS AND ECOTOXICITY TESTING G. LENNARTZ, M.
ROB-NICKOLL, H.-T. RATTE 329 DO ECOLOGICAL COMPENSATION AREAS PROMOTE
BIODIVERSITY IN THE SWISS AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE? F. HERZOG, S. AVIRON,
S. BUHOLZER, J. DERRON, S. DREIER, G. HOFER, P. JEANNERET, H. LUKA, C.
MARFURT, L. PFIFFNER, S. POZZI, B. SCHUPBACH, M. SPIESS, T. WALTER 330
XXVIU WORKING ON THE IMPLEMENTATION IS MORE PROMISING THAN DEMANDING A
REFORMULATION OF THE CAP J. FREESE 331 ECO-COMPLEXITY, OR: CAN
ECOLOGISTS LEARN FROM ECONOMISTS AND VICE VERSA? H. D. KASPERIDUS . 332
LANDSCAPE CHANGES IN SELECTED ALPINE REGIONS E. TASSER & U. TAPPEINER
333 CHALLENGES FOR THE STUDY OF CULTURAL LANDSCAPES IN RUSSIA AND THEIR
CONTEMPORARY EVOLUTION Y. VEDENIN & M. KOULESHOVA 334 ASSESSING THE
FEASIBILITY OF SILVOARABLE AGROFORESTRY AT DIFFERENT SPATIAL SCALES Y.
REISNER, J. PALMA, F. HERZOG 335 ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF AN
AGRI-ENVIRONMENT SCHEME FOR GRASSLAND CH. FRANKE & G. RIEHL 336 POSTERS
CRISIS OF ENVIRONMENT OR CRISIS OF COMMUNITY? GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF A
COMMUNITY IN THE RURAL WESTERN HIGH ATLAS MOUNTAINS (MOROCCO) L. AMZIL
337 ASSESSING HYDROLOGICAL EFFECTS OF LAND-USE CHANGE MODELLING L.
BREUER, J. A. HUISMAN, H.-G. FREDE 338 THE DYNAMIC OF LAND-USE
PATTERNS AND ITS PROSPECT IN SOUTH-WEST POLAND T. DZIKOWSKA & M. AKINCZA
339 AGRONOMIC VALUE AND GENETIC RELATIONSHIP OF CAMELINA SATIVA
LOW-INPUT GENOTYPES A. GEHRINGER, W. LUHS, R. SNOWDON, W. FRIEDT 340
LOW-INPUT OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICA NAPUS) FOR MARGINAL AGRICULTURAL
CONDITIONS A. GEHRINGER, W. LUHS, T. SPILLER, W. FRIEDT 341 THRESHOLDS
FOR SUBSTANCE INPUT INTO NATURA 2000-AREAS B. HANISCH, B. ABBAS, W.
KRATZ 342 CULTURAL LANDSCAPE - SUSTAINABLE BY DEVELOPMENT CH. HILDMANN
343 LONG-TERM RESEARCH ON THE EFFECTS OFECOFARMING ON BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC
RESOURCES ( HOFRITZERAU , NORTHERN GERMANY) U. HOERNES & H. ROWECK 344
XXIX TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIANCE IN THE EARTHWORM POPULATION ON THE
AGRICULTURAL FIELD (RITZERAU, NORTHERN GERMANY) U. IRMLER 345 LANDSCAPE
ECOLOGICAL TENSION - MEASURING THE EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN GEOCHEMICAL
SENSITIVITY AND TECHNOGEOCHEMICALPRESSURE (A LITHUANIAN CASE) M.
JANKAUSKAITE & D. VETEIKIS 346 MULTI-FUNCTIONAL LANDSCAPE EVALUATION AND
MULTICRITERIA OPTIMISATION FOR LAND-USE DECISION MAKING A. KONIG & B.
MEYER 347 EFFECTS OF LANDSCAPE PATTERNS ON SPECIES DIVERSITY: THE
MODELLING APPROACH ANIMO S. KOSTRZEWA, N. STEINER, W. KOHLER 348 EFFECTS
OF LARGE-SCALE PASTURING ON INSECT DIVERSITY - CASE STUDY: COMMUNAL
PASTURING FIELDS (ALLMENDE) IN THE SOUTHERN BLACK FOREST S. KOSTRZEWA
349 UMBRELLA-SPECIES CONCEPT FOR A RURAL LANDSCAPE DOMINATED BY
VINEYARDS IN EASTERN AUSTRIA D. LAUBHANN & K.-G. BERNHARDT 350 INFLUENCE
OF SITE PARAMETERS ON LAND USE IN THE ERZGEBIRGE G. MERTING & H.
HEILMEIER 351 WEB-BASED GISFOR EXCHANGE OF GEODATA IN INTERDISCIPLINARY
RESEARCH PROJECTS C. MUCKSCHEL, J. NLESCHULZE, B. SLOBODA, W. KOHLER
352 SUSTAINABLE CONSERVATION OF ANIMAL GENETIC RESOURCES IN MARGINAL
RURAL AREAS BY AN INTEGRATING APPROACH CH. PETER, P. AJMONE-MARSAN, G.
ERHARDT, ECONOGENE CONSORTIUM 353 VEGETATION PATTERNS AND LAND-USE
SYSTEM IN A TRADITIONAL CULTURAL LANDSCAPE - A CASE STUDY FROM THE
VILLAGE OFGHETARI, APUSENI-MOUNTAINS, ROMANIA A. REIF, E. RUSDEA, K.
BRINKMANN, G. HARTH, B. MICHLER 354 SUSTAINABILITY OF TRADITIONAL
INDIGENOUS LAND USE IN VENEZUELAN TROPICAL RAINFOREST LANDSCAPES G.
RODRIGUEZ 355 ECOHYDROLOGICAL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN A MINEROTROPHIC
FEN (RITZERAU, NORTHERN GERMANY) K. SCHLANGE & J. SCHRAUTZER 356
EVAPOTRANSPIRATION AND INTERCEPTION MODELLING IN CATCHMENT AREAS OF THE
RIVER ROTE WEIFIERITZ (OSTERZGEBIRGE) S. SCHONE, C. BERNHOFER, H.
HEILMEIER 357 XXX BIODIVERSITY CHANGE ON ARABLE FIELDS DURING CONVERSION
FROM CONVENTIONAL TO ORGANIC FARMING (RITZERAU, NORTHERN GERMANY) L.
SCHROTER & U. IRMLER 358 SYMPOSIUM 19 NATURE CONSERVATION IN CULTURAL
LANDSCAPES A. WEZEL, M. DIETERICH, G. GRABHERR 360 TALKS SPATIAL
HETEROGENEITY -PRINCIPLES OF IMPLEMENTATION IN LANDSCAPE PLANNING P.
SKLENICKA & K. PIXOVA 363 BIOPOP: AN APPLICATION OF FUNCTIONAL PLANT
TRAITS FOR NATURE CONSERVATION A. DANNEMANN, A.-K. JACKEL, M. KLEYER, P.
POSCHLOD 364 THE EFFECT OF LANDSCAPE-SCALE ENVIRONMENTAL DRIVERS ON THE
VEGETATION COMPOSITION OF BRITISH WOODLANDS P. CORNEY, M. LE DUE, S.
SMART, K. KIRBY, R. BUNCE, R. MARRS 365 BIODIVERSITY OF GROUND
VEGETATION IN EUROPEAN AND CANADIAN CONIFER FORESTS A. SCHMIEDINGER, J.
KREYLING, C. BEIERKUHNLEIN 366 THE ROLE OF SHORT-LIVED TREE SPECIES AS
INDICATORS FOR PLANT DIVERSITY IN NE-GERMAN PINE FORESTS D. KREYER& S.
ZERBE 367 DIVERSITY VERSUS NATURALNESS: IMPACT OF TREE SPECIES ON GROUND
VEGETATION IN THE SOUTHERN BLACK FOREST AND THE SWABIAN ALB S.
GARTNERTJ. ENGELHARD, A. REIF 368 MACROLEPIDOPTERAN COENOSES ON SALLOW
(SALIX CAPREA) AND ASPEN (POPULUS TREMULA) AT FOREST EDGES K. FULDNER
369 NEW CRITERIA FOR THE TERM GOOD FARMING PRACTICE AND ITS RELEVANCE
FOR NATURE CONSERVATION R. MUESSNER 370 NATURE CONSERVATION THROUGH LAND
USE? - COMPENSATION MEASURES AND COMPENSATION POOLS M. SZARAMOWICZ, H.
ROBLING, B. JESSEL 371 XXXI ALTERATIONS OF STEPPE-LIKE GRASSLANDS IN
EASTERN EUROPE: A THREAT TO REGIONAL BIODIVERSITY HOTSPOTS B. BAUR, C.
CREMENE, G. GROZA, L. RAKOSY , A. A. SCHILEYKO, A. BAUR, A. ERHARDT __^
372 SPATIAL UTILISATION BY CATTLE AND SHEEP - THE EXAMPLE OF THE
SEMI-OPEN PASTURE LANDSCAPE HOLTIGBAUM D. PUTFARKEN & W. HARDTLE 373
DO ENDANGERED GROUND BEETLES BENEFIT FROM EXTENSIVE GRAZING
OFXEROTHERMIC GRASSLANDS? S. LEHMANN, M. PERSIGEHL, T. ABMANN 374
EFFECTS OF ROCK CLIMBING ON PLANT COMMUNITIES ON EXPOSED LIMESTONE
CLIFFS IN THE SWISS JURA MOUNTAINS H.-P. RUSTERHOLZ, ST. W. MULLER, B.
BAUR 375 GIS-AIDED CONSERVATION PLANNING IN MAJARAD NATIONAL PARK BASED
ON A LANDSCAPE SPECIES APPROACH M. NIAZI & R. CHALABIANLOU 376 WORLD
BANK ECO-DEVELOPMENT PROJECT: AFTER SHOCKS A. MUKHERJEE 377 POSTERS
OCCURRENCE AND OCCUPANCY OF TREE HOLLOWS IN ORCHARDS R. ACHTZIGER, U.
MEBLINGER, U. NLGMANN 378 CLASSIFICATION OF FORMERLY GRAZED ANCIENT
WOODLANDS IN HESSE AND LOWER SAXONY M. ECKHARDT & E. BERGMEIER 379
ASSESSING CONSERVATION MEASURES IN DRY ACIDIC GRASSLANDS S. FRIEDRICH,
A. JENTSCH, W. BEYSCHLAG 380 RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF ARABLE WEED VEGETATION
BY SOWING (RITZERAU, NORTHERN GERMANY) O. GEWEKE, W. SCHUTZ, H. ROWECK
381 VEGETATION DYNAMICS OF A WOOD-PASTURE LANDSCAPE IN THE
LAHN-DILL-HIGHLANDS (HESSE, GERMANY) O. GINZLER, D. SIMMERING, R.
WALDHARDT, A. OTTE 382 BIOGEOCHEMICAL STUDIES IN PRISTINE FOREST
ECOSYSTEMS OF SOUTHERN CHILE R. GODOY, C. OYARZUN, L. PAULINO, M.
BARRIENTOS, P. BOECKX, O. VAN CLEEMPUT, N. LUST 383 EVALUATION OF FOREST
CONSERVATION IN THE INFLUENCE ZONE OF A GAS PIPELINE IN BOLIVIA A.
GORRIN 384 XXXN WEEDFLOWERS - MOSAICS OF SPECIES DIVERSITY IN EUROPE J.
HOFFMANN , M. GLEMNITZ, GY. CZIMBER, L. RADICS 385 SUBMERGED VEGETATION
IN THE RIVER FREIBERGER MULDE H. JOHN & H. HEILMEIER 386 IMPACT OF LAND
USE AND FLOODING ON THE DIVERSITY OF SPIDERS IN THE LOWER ODER VALLEY
NATIONAL PARK U. KROGER, J. ROTHENBUCHER, M. SCHAEFER 387 GRASS- AND
HERB-DOMINATED MARGINS IN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES - ECOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
AND POTENTIAL FOR NATURE CONSERVATION M. LINK 388 CAN LANDSCAPE CHANGE
EXPLAIN BLACK GROUSE NUMBERS? -A NEW PROJECT T. LUDWIG, I. STORCH, U.
MICHEL 389 THE AEMBAC-PROJECT: A METHODOLOGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
AGRI-ENVIRONMENTAL MEASURES M. LUTZ 390 THE EFFECT OF WOODY PLANTS ON
HERBACEOUS VEGETATION IN MEDITERRANEAN WOODLANDS A. MANJANG, M. SHACHAK,
M. WALCZAK 391 NATURE RESERVES IN THE LAHN-DILL-HIGHLANDS: SUFFICIENT
AND ADEQUATE? T. MATTERN, R. WALDHARDT, A. OTTE 392 ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT
ON OCCURRENCE AND DYNAMICS OF ENDANGERED RIVER BIRD SPECIES IN THE ALPS
A. MUNCK 393 LANDSCAPE HETEROGENEITY - A QUANTITATIVE CRITERION FOR
POST-MINING LANDSCAPE REHABILITATION K. PIXOVA& P. SKLENICKA 394
ROTATIONAL FALLOWS FOR MAINTAINING DIVERSITY OF PLANTS AND ARTHROPODS IN
FEN MEADOWS S. ROCKER, T. WALTER, A. GIGON 395 ALARM: ASSESSING LARGE
SCALE ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS WITH TESTED METHODS J. SETTELE, I. KUHN, S.
KLOTZ 396 THE EFFECT OF CATTLE ON NUTRIENT REDISTRIBUTION AND VEGETATION
PATTERNS ON LARGE-SCALE PASTURES N. SHIBUI, H.-R. WEGENER, H. PLACHTER
397 OPTIMISATION OF SET-ASIDE FIELDS AS HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE: A PROJECT
OVERVIEW J. E. TLLLMANN, A. KLNSER, E. STRAUB 398 XXXM ECOLOGICAL
INVESTIGATIONS OF MIRES IN THE SPESSART MOUNTAINS (GERMANY) FOCUSSING ON
VEGETATION AND LAND-USE HISTORY K. WEICHHARDT-KULESSA, S. ZERBE, A.
BRANDE 399 THE EFFECTS OF SHEEP GRAZING ON ALPINE MEADOWS IN THE
BAVARIAN ALPS C. WEIB & S. SCHMIDTLEIN 400 MOUNTAIN TUGAI FOREST AND
SHRUB VEGETATION IN THE WEST-PAMIR W. WUCHERER, S.-W. BRECKLE, E. KLEINN
401 APPLICATION OF THE HISTORICAL SCHMETTAU MAP (1767-1787) IN
LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS M. WULF & J. GROB 402 INCREASE IN SOIL NITROGEN
AVAILABILITY: A THREAT TO HEATHLAND IN THE PODYJI NATIONAL PARK J.
ZAHORA 403 SYMPOSIUM 20 EDUCATION AND NATURE CONSERVATION F. X. BOGNER &
J. MAYER 406 TALKS APPROACHES TOWARDS LEARNING ECOLOGY: SELF- OR
EXTERNAL-REGULATED? M. WILDE, F.-J. SCHARFENBERG, S. KLAUTKE 408
INFLUENCE OF NATURE EXPERIENCE PREFERENCES ON OUTDOOR ECOLOGY EDUCATION
- EVALUATION OF A ONE-WEEK SCHOOL PROGRAMME A. LUDE & F. X. BOGNER 409
EMOTIONAL AND COGNITIVE ASPECTS OF LEARNING: THE ECOLOGICAL UNIT LAKE
C. RANDLER& F. X. BOGNER 410 WILDERNESS: AN EDUCATIONAL CHALLENGE A.
BLTTNER & S. SCHONFELDER 411 HYPERMEDIA AND INTEGRATED KNOWLEDGE
ACQUISITION IN SCIENCE EDUCATION S. SCHAAL&F. X. BOGNER 412 STATISTICS
IN ECOLOGY: BOG AND GOLD STANDARD C. F. DORMANN . 413 ADOLESCENT
LIFE-STYLES AS DETERMINANTS OF RESPONSIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR G.
ZUBKE & J. MAYER 414 XXXIV NATURE EXPERIENCES OF GERMAN SCHOOL STUDENTS
AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGE AND BEHAVIOUR A. LUDE 415 PERCEPTION
OF PLANT DIVERSITY BY CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS P. LINDEMANN-MATTHIES,
J. KJRCHHEIN, D. MATTHIES 416 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION: ONE PROGRAMME -
MANY RESULTS? F. X. BOGNER 417 POSTERS KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIES IN SCHOOL
BIOLOGY TEXTBOOKS AS A BASIS FOR ECOLOGICAL LITERACY K. BLESSING 418
CONSERVING THREATENED PLANTS OF BRANDENBURG: A COOPERATIVE PROJECT M.
BURKART, M. FISCHER, A. HERRMANN, H. ILLIG, F. JELTSCH, K. KORNER, M.
RISTOW, A.-D. STEVENS 419 PEOPLE S PERCEPTION AND APPRECIATION OF PLANT
DIVERSITY ALONG WAYSIDES X. JUNGE, P. LINDEMANN-MATTHIES, D. MATTHIES
420 ECOLOGICAL EDUCATION OF PUBLIC HEALTH STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
BIELEFELD A. K. F. MALSCH & C. HORNBERG 421 ECOLOGY AND NATURE
CONSERVATION AS BASIC EDUCATION IN PUBLIC HEALTH STUDY PROGRAMMES A. K.
F. MALSCH & C. HORNBERG 421 AUTHORS INDEX 423 XXXV
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VERHANDLUNGEN DER GESELLSCHAFT FUR OKOLOGIE PROCEEDINGS OF THE GFO BAND
34 VOL. 34 ECO-COMPLEXITY AND DYNAMICS OF THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
ABSTRACTS OF THE TALKS AND POSTERS PRESENTED AT THE 34 TH ANNUAL
CONFERENCE OF THE ECOLOGICAL SOCIETY IN GIESSEN, SEPTEMBER 13 TH - 17 TH
, 2004. EDITED ON BEHALF OF THE GESELLSCHAFT FUR OKOLOGIE / ECOLOGICAL
SOCIETY OF GERMANY, AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND BY ANNETTE OTTE, DIETMAR
SIMMERING, LUTZ ECKSTEIN, NORBERT HOLZEL AND RAINER WALDHARDT GIESSEN
2004 CONTENTS ABOUT THIS VOLUME XXXVI PREFACE XXXVII LIST OF SYMPOSIA
XXXIX KEYNOTE LECTURES POSSIBILITIES AND CONSTRAINTS IN THE RESTORATION
OF ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY IN PLANT COMMUNITIES J. P. BARKER 2 LINEAR
ELEMENTS IN LANDSCAPES: AUTONOMOUS UNITS OR PARTS OF LARGER FUNCTIONAL
UNITS? J. BAUDRY, N. SCHERMANN, F. BUREL, S. AVIRON 3 ECOLOGICAL AND
EVOLUTIONARY PROCESSES IN HUMAN-DOMINATED LANDSCAPES J. BENGTSSON : 4
ANALYSING LAND-USE CHANGE AT DIFFERENT SCALES IN CENTRAL GEORGIA, USA V.
H. DALE, D. DRUCKENBROD, L. BASKARAN, M. ALDRIDGE, M. BERRY, C. GARTEN,
L. OLSEN, R. EFROYMSON, R. WASHINGTON-ALLEN 5 LANDSCAPE HISTORY AND THE
DYNAMICS OF PLANT SPECIES DIVERSITY O. ERIKSSON 6 CASCADING CONSEQUENCES
OF GLOBAL CHANGE IN TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS CH. KORNER 7 LANDSCAPE
COMPLEXITY AND SUSTAINABILITY: CHALLENGES FOR 21ST-CENTURY ECOLOGISTS
B.-L. LI 8 SOIL SEED BANKS AND RESTORATION: HOW LITTLE DO WE KNOW? K.
THOMPSON & R. BEKKER 9 IV A. COMPLEXITY, DYNAMICS, AND DIVERSITY AT
DIFFERENT LEVELS OF BIOTIC ORGANISATION SYMPOSIUM 01 GLOBAL CHANGE H.-J.
JAGER, V. WOLTERS 12 TALKS THE UNIVERSITY OF GIESSEN FREE-AIR CARBON
DIOXIDE ENRICHMENT STUDY: LONG-TERM CHANGES IN PLANT C AND N BALANCES C.
KAMMANN, S. JANZE, L. GRUNHAGE, H.-J. JAGER 15 THE UNIVERSITY OF GIESSEN
FREE-AIR CARBON DIOXIDE ENRICHMENT STUDY: DYNAMICS OF SOIL N
TRANSFORMATIONS C. MULLER, M. K. ABBASI, R.J. STEVENS, C. KAMMANN, H.-J.
JAGER 16 THE UNIVERSITY OF GIESSEN FREE-AIR CARBON DIOXIDE ENRICHMENT
STUDY: PLANT SPECIES COVER SHIFTS CAUSED BY MODERATE CO2 ENRICHMENT S.
JANZE, U. GRUETERS, H.-J. JAGER 17 ELEVATED CO2: WINNERS AND LOSERS S.
WEBER, P. HOGY, A. FANGMEIER 18 DOES ELEVATED CO2 AFFECT NUTRITIVE
QUALITY OF CROPS AND NATIVE FODDER PLANTS? P. HOGY, B. EICKLER, M. ERBS,
J. HEGERFELD, S. WEBER, A. FANGMEIER 19 RESPONSE OF THE SOIL MICROFLORA
TO ATMOSPHERIC CO2-ENRICHMENT IN AFIELD EXPERIMENT T.-H. ANDERSON & H.
J. WEIGEL 20 EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO2 AND TEMPERATURE ON GROWTH AND
BIOMASS PARTITIONING OF JUVENILE SCOTS PINE D. OVERDIECK 21 LATE-SEASON
EFFECTS OF DECLINING SPECIES RICHNESS AND CLIMATE WARMING ON
ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF GRASSLAND SPECIES C. LEMMENS, H. DE
BOECK, I. NUS, R. CEULEMANS 22 SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE
ENHANCEMENT ON GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION OF ALPINE PLANTS T. KUDERNATSCH &
C. ABS 23 DO HARVEST STATISTICS INDICATE CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS ON CROP
YIELDS? J. FRANZARING & A. FANGMEIER 24 WINTER CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE
REACTION OF TUNDRA COMMUNITIES S. WIPF, C. MULDER, B. SCHMID 25 EFFECTS
OF CHANGING PRECIPITATION PATTERNS ON SOIL FAUNA BIODIVERSITY A. R.
TAYLOR & V. WOLTERS 26 LAND COVER DYNAMICS AND THEIR EFFECT ON TERMITE
ASSEMBLAGES M. WEGMANN, A. FISHER, K. E. LINSENMAIR, T. DAWES-GROMATZKI
27 AMPHIBIAN DIVERSITY THREATENED BY SPATIO-TEMPORAL CHANGES OF WEST
AFRICAN LAND COVER M.-O. RODEL, M. WEGMANN, M.VEITH, K. E. LINSENMAIR 28
POSTERS EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO 2 ON CARBOHYDRATES AND NUTRITIVE QUALITY
OF WHEAT LAND ASSOCIATED WEEDS B. EICKLER, K. BECKER, P. HOGY, A.
FANGMEIER 29 INTERACTIVE EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO2 AND SALINITY ON THE
CASHCROP HALOPHYTE ASTER TRIPOLIUM N. GEIBLER, H.-J. JAGER, E. PAHLICH,
H.-W. KOYRO 30 EFFECTS OF CO2 ENRICHMENT ON NITROGEN METABOLISM AND
NUTRIENTS IN WHEAT AND ASSOCIATED WEEDS J. HEGERFELD, P. HOGY, A.
FANGMEIER 31 LONG RANGE DISPERSAL OF METRIOPTERA ROESELII DURING THE
EXTREME SUMMER OF 2003 A. HOCHKIRCH 32 CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE GLOBAL
DIVERSITY OF BIRDS W. JETZ 33 FLUX MEASUREMENTS OF CARBON DIOXIDE AND
WATER VAPOUR ABOVE A GRASSLAND AND FOREST SITE IN SAXONY: A CONTRIBUTION
TO CARBOEUROPE IP B. KOSTNER, T. GRONWALD , CH. BERNHOFER 34 IMPACT OF
CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON TERRESTRIAL CARBON BALANCE AND VARIATION: A CASE
STUDY IN CHINESE ECOSYSTEMS J. NI, I.C. PRENTICE, S.P. HARRISON, J.E.
KUTZBACH, S. SITCH 35 VEGETATION CHANGES INFORMER MANGROVE FORESTS
INDUCED BY ALTERATIONS OF THE HYDROLOGICAL CONDITIONS M. RODERSTEIN, L.
PERDOMO, M.-L. SCHNETTER 36 APHID INDUCED PROCESS CASCADES IN THE CANOPY
OF FOREST TREES UNDER ELEVATED CO2 - CONCENTRATIONS K. STROBEL & B.
STADLER 37 VI DYNAMICS OF THE COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS OF THE CASPIAN SEA W.
WUCHERER 38 SYMPOSIUM 02 SPATIALLY EXPLICIT INTEGRATED MODELLING OF
DYNAMIC MOSAIC LANDSCAPES B. SCHRODER, R. BIEDERMANN, R. SEPPELT 40
TALKS MODELLING LAND-USE CHANGE USING SIMPLE MARKOV CHAINS WITH TWO
PATTERN-ORIENTED TRANSITION FUNCTIONS IN SELES A. HOLZKAMPER & A. LAUSCH
42 LINKING DYNAMICAL MODELLING WITH HISTORICAL MAPS: SPATIAL DYNAMICS
OFSUCCISA PRATENSIS IN A CHANGING AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE T. HERBEN, Z.
MUNZBERGOVA, S. A. O. COUSINS, J. EHRLEN, M. MILDEN, O. ERIKSSON 43
ANALYSIS OF SPATIO-TEMPORAL DYNAMICS OF LARCH BUD MOTH WITH CHANGING
SCALE AND RESOLUTION B. PRICE & A. FISCHLIN 44 IMPORTANCE OF LANDSCAPE
STRUCTURE ON SPECIES FREQUENCIES IN FRAGMENTED LANDSCAPES K. WLEGAND, T.
PURTAUF, T. WLEGAND 45 SPATIAL PATTERN CHANGE IN PLANT COMMUNITIES
FOLLOWING EXTREME EVENTS: CONSEQUENCES FOR RE-COLONISATION AND ALIEN
PLANT INVASION I. NLJS, Z. Q. LI, J. BOGAERT *_ 46 RELATIONSHIPS OF
FOREST LANDSCAPE DYNAMICS, LARGE-SCALE DISTURBANCES AND CLIMATE CHANGE
IN MOUNTAIN AREAS S. SCHUMACHER & H. BUGMANN 47 POSTERS A MODEL OF
EXTENSIVE CATTLE GRAZING AS A MANAGEMENT TOOL FOR THE CONSERVATION OF
OPEN LANDSCAPES C. HENTSCHKE, M. KLEYER, B. SCHRODER 48 VARIATION OF
SHOOT MASS OF ANNUAL PLANTS WITH RAIN PATTERN 49 M. KOCHY & F. JELTSCH
MODELLING LAND-COVER DYNAMICS IN PERIPHERAL CULTURAL LANDSCAPES B.
REGER, R. WALDHARDT, A. OTTE 50 SYMPOSIUM 03 HANDLING ECOLOGICAL
COMPLEXITY - NEW SOLUTIONS FOR OLD PROBLEMS? H. REUTER & K.-JAX 52 TALKS
CAN LANDSCAPE METRICS HELP TO INDICATE TEMPORAL LANDSCAPE CHANGE? K.
SCHELLENBERG, E. TASSER, U. TAPPEINER 55 MAPPING OF CONTINUOUS FLORISTIC
GRADIENTS IN GRASSLANDS USING HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGERY S. SCHMIDTLEIN & J.
SASSIN 56 SCALING OF PATTERNS OF PLANT DIVERSITY AND DISTURBANCE - THE
HEXGRIDAPPROACH G. JURASINSKI & C. BEIERKUHNLEIN 57 ECOLOGICAL
COMPLEXITY OF AUSTRIAN MUNICIPALITIES 58 K. REITER, T. WRBKA , T.
ENGLISCH, C. PLUTZAR, G. GRABHERR CLASSIFICATION SCHEME FOR BIOLOGICAL
TRAITS: A TOOL FOR REDUCING THE COMPLEXITY OF ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS AND
PROCESSES T. HEGER & L. TREPL 59 INFORMATION IN ECOSYSTEMS - RELEVANT
FOR SPECIES OR SYSTEMS? M. KNOFLACHER 60 UNDERLYING EFFECTS OF SPATIAL
AGGREGATION (CLUMPING) IN RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN DIVERSITY AND ECOSYSTEM
FUNCTIONING H. DE BOECK, I. NUS, C. LEMMENS, R. CEULEMANS 61 SHAPES OF
LOCAL RELATIVE ABUNDANCE DISTRIBUTIONS AND THE DEGREE OF ANTHROPOGENIC
INFLUENCE M. OLLIK & W. ULRICH 62 POSTERS QUANTIFYING BIODIVERSITY BY
HABITAT PARAMETERS - A PATTERN RECOGNITION APPROACH WITH ARTIFICIAL
NEURAL NETWORKS M. HORST & W. KOHLER 63 LINKING GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
AND VEGETATION DIVERSITY USING ELLENBERG'S INDICATOR VALUES AND
FUZZY-EXPERT-SYSTEMS E. F. ROMMELFANGER & W. KOHLER 64 V1U SYMPOSIUM 04
SPATIO-TEMPORAL DYNAMICS OF CULTURAL LANDSCAPES AND TROPHIC INTERACTIONS
A. KRUESS & J. DAUBER 66 TALKS INSECTIVOROUS BIRDS AFFECT POTENTIAL
BIOCONTROL OF CEREAL APHIDS BY SYRPHIDPREDATORS K. LEHMANN, C. THIES, T.
TSCHARNTKE 68 COUNTERACTIVE PROCESSES AFFECT BIOCONTROL OF CEREAL APHIDS
AT THE LANDSCAPE LEVEL C. THIES & T. TSCHARNTKE 69 DIFFERENT MOVEMENT
STRATEGIES OF HOSTS AND PARASITOIDS INFLUENCE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN
COMPLEX AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES U. VLSSER, K. WLEGAND, W. KOHLER 70
SPATIAL DYNAMICS AND PERSISTENCE OF THE LEAF BEETLE GONIOCTENA OLIVACEA
IN DYNAMIC HABITATS R. BLEDERMANN 71 LARGE-SCALE EDGE EFFECTS IN
PREDATION RISK IN FOREST FARMLAND LANDSCAPE MOSAICS I. STORCH, E.
WOITKE, S. KRIEGER 72 COMPATIBILITY OF THE CREEPING THISTLE AND ITS
POTENTIAL CONTROL AGENT PUCCINIA PUNCTIFORMIS H. WANDELER, G. UEHLINGER,
S. BACHER 73 DEMOGRAPHIC RESPONSE OF THE THISTLE CIRSIUM ARVENSE TO
INSECT HERBIVORY IN AN OLD FIELD SUCCESSION G. JUNG, M. SCHADLER, H.
AUGE 74 INFLUENCE OF SUCCESSIONAL AGE ON NUMBERS OF BENEFICIAL AND PEST
ARTHROPODS IN WILDFLOWER AREAS T. FRANK, B. REICHHART, C. MOSIMANN, S.
AESCHBACHER, M. BARONE 75 RESOURCE AVAILABILITY AFFECTS THE FORAGING
TRIP DURATION OF BUMBLEBEES C. WESTPHAL, I. STEFFAN-DEWENTER, T.
TSCHARNTKE 76 MECHANISM OF PREDATOR INTERFERENCE, AND (NO) PREY
ADAPTATION B. TSCHANZ & S. BACHER 77 POSTERS ENDOPHY TIC FUNGAL
SYMBIONTS IN LOLIUM PERENNE AFFECT HIGHER TROPHIC LEVELS J. KRAUSS, B.
MEISTER, S. A. HARRI, C. B. MULLER 78 IX EFFECTS OF PATCH AND LANDSCAPE
FACTORS ON SPECIALIST BEETLE FAUNA ON SCOTCH BROOM (CYTISUS SCOPARIUS)
B. MEYER, V. WOLTERS, J. DAUBER 79 LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF INSECT EXCLUSION
ON THE VEGETATION DYNAMICS OF AN OLD-FIELD PLANT COMMUNITY M. SCHADLER,
H. AUGE, R. BRANDL 80 THE INFLUENCE OF ROOT HERBIVORY BY NEMATODES ON
THE GROWTH AND COEXISTENCE OF GRASS SPECIES M. SCHADLER 81 SYMPOSIUM 06
URBAN LANDSCAPES: MULTIFUNCTIONALITY AND ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY OF THE
CITY OUTSKIRTS T. KEIDEL & M. SAUERWEIN 84 TALKS THE FLORA OF CITIES IS
NATURALLY SPECIES-RICHER THAN THEIR SURROUNDINGS I. KTLHN, R. BRANDL, S.
KLOTZ 86 CONFLICT ANALYSIS BY SCENARIOS OF URBAN EXPANSION -
PERSPECTIVES FOR SUSTAINABLE SETTLEMENT PLANNING IN BIODIVERSITY
HOTSPOTS W. ADELMANN, A. ZELLHUBER, J. PFADENHAUER, M. SUDA 87
SMALL-SCALE DYNAMICS IN HUMAN SETTLEMENTS: DIMENSIONS, PATTERNS, AND
CONSEQUENCES FOR BIRDS AND PEOPLE A. LANDMANN & A. DANZL 88 URBAN
FLOODPLAIN FORESTS IN LEIPZIG: NATURAL FUNCTIONS, POTENTIALS, LAND-USE
CONFLICTS AND VISIONS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY D. HAASE 89 IMPACT OF
MOTORWAYS ON ADJACENT CONIFEROUS FOREST COMMUNITIES M. BERNHARDT, A.
FISCHER, M. KIRCHNER, G. JAKOBI 90 POSTERS BIODIVERSITY IN URBAN
PROTECTED AREAS - SPECIES RICHNESS ANALYSIS OF SELECTED TAXA AT A
REGIONAL SCALE C. BRAUNIGER, I. KUHN, S .KLOTZ 91 CITY AND SURROUNDING
COUNTRYSIDE NEED A FUNCTIONAL INTERFACE! CH. HILDMANN 92 ISOLATION
EFFECTS OF FRAGMENTED LANDSCAPES ON SNAIL POPULATIONS S. KUPFERNAGEL, M.
FRENZEL, W. DURKA 93 WOODY PLANT SUCCESSION ON MAN-MADE HABITATS J.
MRAZEK 94 EFFECT OF ROADS ON SMALL MAMMAL POPULATIONS A. RICO, P.
KINDLMANN, F. SEDLACEK 95 CHANGES IN THE COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE OF A
NATIVE OAK FOREST ALONG AN URBAN-SUBURBAN-RURAL GRADIENT IN HUNGARY P.
TOROK & B. TOTHMERESZ 96 SYMPOSIUM 07 SOILS: LIVING SPACES AND COMPLEX
SYSTEMS S. SCHNELL & M. RAUBUCH TALKS ANT DIVERSITY IN THE MATA
ATLDNTICA (BRAZIL): POTENTIAL OF SECONDARY FORESTS FOR BIODIVERSITY
CONSERVATION J. H. BIHN, M. VERHAAGH, M. BRANDLE, R. BRANDL 100
EXPLORING LAND-MANAGEMENT EFFECTS ON THE NICHE-PARTITIONING BETWEEN
MICROBIVORE SOIL NEMATODES CH. MULDER, D. DEZWART, A. M. BREURE 101
STRUCTURAL AND SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN CULTURAL AND NEAR-NATURAL
HABITATS: MACROFAUNA COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS CH.
PLATNER 102 NUTRIENT RELEASE FROM FLOODED PEAT SOIL AS AFFECTED BY
EARTHWORMS AND ENCHYTRAEID DENSITY N. PLUM & J. FILSER 103 MOLECULAR
TOOLS TO ANALYSE THE DIVERSITY AND EXPRESSION OF FUNGAL LACCASE GENES IN
A FOREST SOIL H. KELLNER, P. LUIS, B. ZIMDARS-, F. BUSCOT 104 XI POSTERS
ECOLOGY AND GENETIC SPECIATION OF THE AMAZONIAN MILLIPEDE PORATIA
OBLITERATA (KRAUS 1960) (PYRGODESMIDAE, POLYDESMIDA, DIPLOPODA) N.
BERGHOLZ, A. JOACHIM, J. KOMPF, J. TOMIUK, J. MENDES DOS SANTOS 105
COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF SOIL FAUNA: PATTERNS ON THE REGIONAL SCALE M.
BRANDLE, T. ISSELBACHER, R. BRANDL 106 POLLUTANT INVENTORY IN
AGRICULTURAL SOILS - PCBS AND PBDES DEPENDING ON LAND USE AND HUSBANDRY
R.-A. DURING, W. REIHER, S. GATH 107 THE EFFECT OF SOIL DISTRIBUTION AND
ORGANIC MATTER ON CADMIUM, LEAD, AND ZINC DISTRIBUTION IN A LOAMY SOIL
PROFILE OF IRAN H. EMAMI, M. SHORAFA, G. SAVAGHEBI FIROOZABADI, Z.
NAGHIZADEH ASL 108 INVESTIGATION OF PERIGLACIAL SLOPE DEPOSITS IN
MOUNTAINOUS REGIONS OF GERMANY USING GROUND PENETRATING RADAR (GPR) R.
GERBER & P. FELIX-HENNINGSEN 109 GENETIC POPULATION STRUCTURE OFCALATHUS
ERRATUS (CARABIDAE) IN POSTMINING LANDSCAPES IN LOWER LUSATIA (GERMANY)
M. GUTH, J. MRZLJAK, W. DURKA V 110 SOIL DEGRADATION PARAMETERS AS
INDICATORS OF LAND USE ON SOCOTRA ISLAND (YEMEN) D. PLETSCH 111
POLLUTANT INVENTORY IN AGRICULTURAL SOILS - A HEAVY METAL BALANCE
APPROACH W. REIHER, R.-A. DURING, S. GATH 112 ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY OF
THE SOIL-SEDIMENT COMPLEX AT HISTORICAL MINING SITES IN THE UPLANDS F.
RUSSOW 113 MONITORING HEAVY METAL CONTAMINATION FROM TRAFFIC IN A
ROADSIDE HEATH ECOSYSTEM L. STEUBING 114 NITROGEN MINERALISATION IN SAND
GRASSLAND - METHODICAL AND ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS CH. STORM & S. BERGMANN
115 SYMPOSIUM 08 BIOTIC INTERACTIONS IN THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE M.
SCHAEFER, T. EGGERS, C. F. DORMANN 118 XLL TALKS FLORAL ATTRACTIVENESS
TO POLLINATORS AND SEED SET IN RESPONSE TO BELOW- AND ABOVE- GROUND
PLANT-ANIMAL INTERACTIONS K. POVEDA, I. STEFFAN-DEWENTER, S. SCHEU, T.
TSCHARNTKE 121 EFFECT OF HERBIVORE DENSITY AND PLANT COMMUNITY ON
PERFORMANCE OF CREEPING THISTLE CIRSIUM ARVENSE E. SCHMID, B. TSCHANZ,
S. BACHER 122 NITROGEN DEPOSITION IMPACTS ON ECOSYSTEM FUNCTION: THE
ROLE OF CHANGING PLANT COMMUNITIES P. MANNING, J. NEWINGTON, H. ROBSON,
M. A. SAUNDERS & THE ECOTRON COLLABORATOR NETWORK 123 EFFECTS OF
PRODUCTIVITY AND HERBIVORY ON AN ARTIFICIAL PLANT COMMUNITY - A
MICROCOSM EXPERIMENT T. ROTTSTOCK, C. STRUVE, R. BRANDL, M. SCHADLER 124
MULTI-SPECIES COMPETITION EXPERIMENTS ON SAND A. WEIGELT, T. WALTHER, M.
BARTELHEIMER, T. STEINLEIN 125 INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION ALTERS PLANT
RESPONSES TO EARLY-SEASON OZONE EXPOSURES IN GRASSLAND MESOCOSMS J.
BENDER, E. BERGMANN, H. J. WEIGEL 126 COMPETITON, LONG-TERM COEXISTENCE,
AND CARRYING CAPACITY OF SMALL MAMMALS AND LIVESTOCK, SOUTH-GOBI,
MONGOLIA V. RETZER & C. REUDENBACH 127 IMPROVED WATER RETENTION LINKS
HIGH SPECIES RICHNESS WITH INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY IN ARCTIC TUNDRA
COMMUNITIES C. RIXEN & C. P. H. MULDER 128 MYRMICA ANTS AS GARDENERS:
ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF BEING ANT-DISPERSED G. FOKUHL, P. POSCHLOD, J.
HEINZE 129 EVOLUTION OF GERMINATION TRAITS IN RESPONSE TO DIRECTED SEED
DISPERSAL BY BIRDS IN KALAHARI SAVANNA M. KOS & P. POSCHLOD 130
COMPARING PREDATORY BEETLE SPECIES: THEIR IMPACT AS NATURAL ENEMIES OF
OILSEED RAPE PESTS O. SCHLEIN, W. BUCHS, F. NLEPOLD 131 RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN SPECIES AND VARIETAL DIVERSITY OF CROPS AND EPIGEAN PREDATORS W.
HEYER & O. CHRISTEN 132 XM VARIABILITY OF MACROLEPIDOPTERAN COENOSES IN
FORESTS WITH VARIABLE RATIOS OF EUROPEAN BEECH AND NORWAY SPRUCE J.
HEIERMANN, K. FULDNER, S. SCHUTZ 133 HABITAT VS. LANDSCAPE: INFLUENCES
ON GRASSHOPPER ASSEMBLAGES IN GRASSLANDS OF THE SWISS ALPS D. KAMPMANN,
F. HERZOG, W. KONOLD 134 TRANSGENIC PLANTS * A NEW AND VALUABLE TOOL FOR
EXPERIMENTAL ECOLOGY W. BEYSCHLAG, M. BARTELHEIMER, S. LUHMANN 135
POSTERS RESOURCE UTILISATION BY WILD BEES (HYMENOPTERA, APOIDEA) IN
GRAZED AND UNGRAZED SAND-ECOSYSTEMS M. BEIL & A. KRATOCHWIL 13 6
APPARENT COMPETITION FOR A BETTER BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF THE CREEPING
THISTLE CIRSIUM ARVENSE P. JAEGER, H. WANDELER, S. BACHER 137 EFFECTS OF
POLLINATORS ON SEED SET OF OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICA NAPUS L.) UNDER
ISOLATED TENTS R. KRISTEN, W. FRIEDT, V. WOLTERS ' ; 138 ARE PLANT
HYBRIDS PARTICULARLY SUSCEPTIBLE TO HERBIVORY? K. LEHMANN, R .BRANDL, T.
TSCHARNTKE 139 WHICH FACTORS DETERMINE THE POPULATION DENSITY
OFMACULINEA NAUSITHOUS (LEPIDOPTERA, LYCAENIDAE)? M. MUSCHE, C. ANTON,
V. HULA, J. SETTELE 140 USING LIFE HISTORY TRAITS TO ASSESS 'PEST'
STATUS OF THE MONGOLIAN PIKA (OCHOTONA PALLASI) K. NADROWSKI & G. MLEHE
141 THE ROLE OF SAFE SITES FOR VEGETATION DEVELOPMENT DURING EARLY
POST-FIRE SUCCESSION IN SOUTH-EASTERN SPAIN C. OHL & I. HENSEN_ 142
FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY: PHYLOGENETIC EFFECTS ON REGIONAL AND LOCAL SCALES
R. REIFFERS, J. VAN GROENENDAEL, S. HENNEKENS, W. OZINGA, O. TACKENBERG,
A. PRINZING 143 IS THERE AN ADAPTATION OF A GENERALIST HERBIVORE TO
DIFFERENT HOST PLANT INDIVIDUALS? H. RUHNKE, M. SCHADLER, S. KLOTZ, R.
BRANDL 144 XIV DOES SOIL HISTORY INFLUENCE DECOMPOSITION RATE? M. A^
SAUNDERS & P. MANNING 145 SUCCESSION AFFECTS THE DIVERSITY-AREA
RELATIONSHIPS IN CAREX SEMPERVIRENS TUSSOCKS F.-H. YU, M. SCHUTZ, B.
KRUSI, J. SCHNELLER, O. WILDI 146 SYMPOSIUM 10 CONSTRAINTS AND
PERSPECTIVES OF GRASSLAND RESTORATION N. HOLZEL, A. SCHWABE-KRATOCHWIL,
G. ROSENTHAL 148 TALKS ASSESSMENT OFTROPHICAL GRADIENTS IN GRASSLAND
RESTORATION N. HOLZEL 151 RECENTLY EXTENSIFIED GRASSLANDS ON THE SWISS
PLATEAU -FLORISTIC COMPOSITION AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS S. DREIER, G.
HOFER, B. SCHUPBACH, F. HERZOG 152 SPATIAL PATTERNS IN THE
RE-COLONISATION OF EX-ARABLE FIELDS R. ESCHEN, U. SCHAFFNER, H.
MULLER-SCHARER 153 THE ANALYSIS OF FACTORS DETERMINING THE SUCCESS OF
GRASSLAND RESTORATION * PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS A. BISCHOFF & G.
WARTHEMANN 154 INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON LONG-TERM
VEGETATION DYNAMICS IN NEWLY CREATED CALCAREOUS GRASSLANDS K. KIEHL & J.
PFADENHAUER 155 VEGETATION DYNAMICS AND SEED BANK FORMATION: LONG-TERM
STUDIES ON SANDY RUDERAL SUCCESSION G. MATUS, P. TOROK, M. PAPP, CS.
GYORGY 156 DISPERSAL OF PLANT PROPAGULES IN TIME AND SPACE * EFFECTS ON
WET GRASSLAND RESTORATION G. ROSENTHAL 157 SEED AND MICROSITE LIMITATION
IN AFLOODPLAIN MEADOW IN SOOMAA NATIONAL PARK, ESTONIA A. WANNER & K.
JENSEN 158 SEEDLING RECRUITMENT IN FLOOD-MEADOW SPECIES * THE INFLUENCE
OF COMPETITION BY SOWN GRASSES AND DIFFERENT MOWING REGIMES S. BISSELS,
T. W. DONATH, N. HOLZEL, A. OTTE 159 XV INVASION IN GRASSLAND GAPS: THE
ROLE OF SPECIES RICHNESS, LIGHT, AND PLANT PRODUCTIVITY A. MLLBAU & I.
NUS 160 EFFECTS OF HABITAT SIZE AND FRAGMENTATION ON THE ANT FAUNA OF
SWEDISH SEMI-NATURAL GRASSLANDS J. DAUBER & L. LENOIR 161 POINT PATTERN
ANALYSIS OF GROUND DISTURBANCES FOR GRASSLAND RESTORATION A. JENTSCH, S.
FRIEDRICH, T. WIEGAND 162 RESTORATIVE GRAZING AS A TOOL AGAINST SPECIES
POOR STAGES WITH 'GRASS-ENCROACHMENT' K. SUB, A. SCHWABE, C. STORM, A.
ZEHM 163 RESTORATION OF FLOOD-MEADOWS ALONG THE NORTHERN UPPER RHINE AND
THEIR INTEGRATION IN AGRICULTURAL UTILISATION SYSTEMS M. HARNISCH 164
LARGE-SCALE RESTORATION OF FLOOD MEADOWS BY DIASPORE TRANSFER WITH PLANT
MATERIAL T. W. DONATH, S. BISSELS, N. HOLZEL, A. OTTE 165 POSTERS
RESTORATION OF XEROTHERMIC OPEN LAND HABITATS IN THE CENTRAL RHINE
VALLEY * TANK TRACKS AGAINST SHRUBS? K. BYLEBYL, P. POSCHLOD, S. BONN :
166 REASONS AND CONSEQUENCES OF EXPANSION OFCALAMAGROSTIS EPIGEJOS IN
MEADOWS OF THE DYJE RIVER FLOODPLAIN P. HOLUB, I. SEDLAKOVA, K. FIALA,
I. TUMA, J. ZAHORA, M. TESAROVA 167 SEED CONTENT OF CATTLE DUNG ON TWO
MODERATELY GRAZED PASTURES IN THE UPPER EIDER VALLEY L. RASRAN, K.
VOGT, K. JENSEN 168 LONG-TERM EFFECT OF LEVELLED N/P/K - SUPPLY ON THE
BIODIVERSITY OF A MOWING PASTURE COMMUNITY W. OPITZ VON BOBERFELD & J.
F. OERLEMANS 169 RESTORATION OF INLAND SAND DUNES IN SITE-TYPICAL
HABITAT COMPLEXES OF A FLOODPLAIN ECOSYSTEM M. STROH, A. KRATOCHWIL, A.
SCHWABE 170 RUDERALISATION PROCESSES IN RESTORED SAND ECOSYSTEMS: A
FIVE-YEAR STUDY M. STROH, C. STORM, A. SCHWABE 171 HYDROCHOROUS SEED
DISPERSAL DURING THE HEAVY ELBE FLOOD IN SUMMER 2002 K. VOGT, L. RASRAN,
K. JENSEN 172 XVI SYMPOSIUM 11 LAND-USE PRACTICES AT THE PATCH SCALE:
IMPACTS ON COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE OF THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE R.
WALDHARDT & W. BUCHS 174 TALKS SPATIAL PATTERNS OF PLANT SPECIES
RICHNESS ON MOUNTAIN GRASSLANDS ALTERED BY CHANGED LAND-USE PRACTISE TH.
SPIEGELBERGER, U. SCHAFFNER, H. MULLER-SCHARER 177 INFLUENCE OF
MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND SITE CONDITIONS ON PLANT SPECIES RICHNESS IN
MESIC GRASSLANDS C. WELLSTEIN, R. WALDHARDT, A. OTTE 178 VEGETATION
CHANGES AFTER CONVERSION FROM CONVENTIONAL TO CONSERVATION TILLAGE -
EVIDENCE OF A LONG-TERM FIELD TRIA B. SPRENGER 179 SEED TRAITS IN ARABLE
WEED SEEDBANKS IN RELATION TO SOIL CONDITIONS AND FARM ING PRACTICE H.
ALBRECHT 180 HOW DO LOW YIELD AREAS SET-ASIDE WITHIN INTENSIVELY MANAGED
FARMLAND INFLUENCE THE COMPOSITION OF SPIDER ASSEMBLAGES? R. PLATEN, S.
MALT, G. BERGER ; 181 INFLUENCE OF CHANGING LAND USE ON LANDSCAPE
STRUCTURE AND WEED SPECIES RICHNESS IN THE LAST 50 YEARS C. BAEBLER & S.
KLOTZ 182 DIVERSITY COMPONENTS OF ARABLE WEEDS IN ORGANIC AND
CONVENTIONAL WHEAT FIELDS - A MULTI-SCALE APPROACH D. GABRIEL, I.
ROSCHEWITZ, C. THIES, T. TSCHARNTKE 183 CONSERVATION OFCARABID DIVERSITY
BY ORGANIC FARMING DEPENDS ON LANDSCAPE FEATURES T. PURTAUF, I.
ROSCHEWITZ, J. DAUBER, C. THIES, T. TSCHARNTKE, V. WOLTERS_ 184 MAIN
FACTORS AFFECTING ARTHROPOD DIVERSITY IN CULTIVATED LANDSCAPES P.
JEANNERET, S. BUHOLZER, L. PFIFFNER, S. POZZI, B. SCHUPBACH 185
LANDSCAPE COMPOSITION AFFECTS BUTTERFLY DIVERSITY INDEPENDENT OF HABITAT
QUALITY E. OCKINGER, H. G. SMITH 186 'ISLANDS IN THE SEA OF WHEAT': THE
IMPACT OF FRAGMENTATION ON VEGETATION P. BAR (KUTIEL), D. NEGOITZA, T.
SVORAY, S. MAZOR 187 XVN DIVERSITY PATTERNS OF BIRD COMMUNITIES IN
AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES M. FRENZEL, O. SCHWEIGER 188 SPATIAL GENETIC AND
MORPHOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF A LAND SNAIL METAPOPULATION IN A FRAGMENTED
LANDSCAPE O. SCHWEIGER, M. FRENZEL, W. DURKA 189 GENETIC STRUCTURE
OFCARABUS AURATUS IN A FRAGMENTED LANDSCAPE A.-C. SANDER & V. WOLTERS
190 POSTERS THE CHALLENGE TO ASSESS BIODIVERSITY IN CONVERTED PINE
STANDS C. ABS, J. PRIETZEL, S. AMMER 191 BUTTERFLY DIVERSITY IN SWISS
AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES: THE EFFECT OF LOW-INPUT HABITATS AND LANDSCAPE
PATTERN S. AVIRON, S. BUHOLZER, F. HERZOG, P. JEANNERET, S. POZZL 192
LANDSCAPE DYNAMICS UNDER LOCAL FARMING PRACTICES: LONG-TERM EFFECTS ON
BUTTERFLY POPULATIONS S. AVIRON, P. KLNDLMANN, F. BUREL 193 THE
INFLUENCE OF LAND-USE CHANGES ON THE FLORISTIC COMPOSITION OF GRASSLANDS
IN THE APUSENI MOUNTAINS, ROMANIA K. BRINKMANN 194 SPIDER ABUNDANCE AND
DIVERSITY IN WINTER WHEAT FIELDS: NO CLEAR-CUT EFFECTS OF ORGANIC
MANAGEMENT Y. CLOUGH, A. KRUESS, T. TSCHARNTKE 195 PLANT DIVERSITY AND
LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE IN WOODED PASTURES -FROM M TO HECTARE A. DUFOUR, H.
WAGNER, A. GUISAN, Z. GADALLAH, A. BUTTLER 196 THE IMPACT OF DISTURBANCE
ON PATCH DYNAMICS AND LONG-TERM CHANGES IN A FOREST ECOSYSTEM J. FRISCH
197 EFFECTS OF FOREST FRAGMENTATION ON BEHAVIOUR AND POPULATION ECOLOGY
OF SELECTED BIRD SPECIES OF THE MATA ATLDNTICA (SAO PAULO, BRAZIL) M. M.
HANSBAUER, I. STORCH, S. LEU, R. BORNTRAGER, R. IARTELLI, R. PIMENTEL,
A. MARTENSEN, D. BOSCOLO, J. P. METZGER 198 LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF FOREST
FERTILISATION ON GROUND VEGETATION AND SITES IN THE NORTHERN BLACK
FOREST, GERMANY C. HOCKE & A. REIF 199 XVLLL EFFECT OF TOPOGRAPHIC
VARIABILITY ON BIODIVERSITY IN AN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE IN THE PRE-ALPS
G. HOFER, H. WAGNER, F. HERZOG, P. EDWARDS 200 BEES ON ORGANIC AND
CONVENTIONAL FIELDS IN DIFFERENT LANDSCAPES AND REGIONS A. HOLZSCHUH, I.
STEFFAN-DEWENTER, T. TSCHARNTKE 201 HABITAT REQUIREMENTS OF ADULT AND
LARVAL HOVERFLIES: HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH? F. JAUKER & V. WOLTERS 202 THE
IMPACT OF DYNAMIC FEN WETLAND FLOODINGS ON THE ABUNDANCE OF THE
GROUND-BEETLE CARABUS CLATRATUS L. F. JOPP ;. 203 RESPONSE OF PLANT
FUNCTIONAL GROUPS TO GRAZING AFTER CLEARING OF UPPER MONTANE FOREST
PASTURES J. KAYSER, J. GNADINGER, K. KIEHL, H. J. BOHMER 204 CHANGES IN
AN ARRHENATHERETUM ELATIORIS STAND AFTER 23 YEARS OF UNDISTURBED
SUCCESSION OR ANNUAL MULCHING H. LASER 205 LAND-USE DYNAMICS CREATE
SPATIO-TEMPORAL MOSAIC LANDSCAPES OF HABITAT PATCHES FOR THE DUSKY LARGE
BLUE BUTTERFLY H. LORITZ, H. MATTES, J. SETTELE 206 EFFECTS OF FARMING
SYSTEM AND LANDSCAPE HETEROGENEITY ON THE DIVERSITY OF WEEDS AND THEIR
SEEDBANK IN WINTER WHEAT FIELDS I. ROSCHEWITZ, C. THIES, T. TSCHARNTKE
207 MATRIX EFFECTS ON SPIDER DIVERSITY IN WHEAT FIELDS ACROSS SPATIAL
SCALES: FROM REGION TO NEIGHBOURHOOD M. H. SCHMIDT, C. THIES, T.
TSCHARNTKE 208 THE DOOM OF ANTHROPOGENIC WHITE BIRCH FORESTS IN A
CHANGING LANDSCAPE U. SILC, M. JARNJAK, A. MARINSEK, A. CARNI, P. KOSIR
209 DO POPLAR PLANTATIONS CONTRIBUTE TO THE REGIONAL DIVERSITY IN
AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES? LESSONS FROM GROUND BEETLES W. ULRICH, Z. NATH,
A. CZARNECKI 210 XIX SYMPOSIUM 12 EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES INTEGRATING
BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL AND HABITAT LEVEL TO QUANTIFY AND INTERPRET ECOSYSTEM
DYNAMICS UNDER MAN-MADE DISTURBANCES R. LOSCH, S. SCHUTZ, A. FANGMEIER
212 TALKS A COMBINATORY, MULTIVARIATE APPROACH TO BE APPLIED IN
DIVERSITY-ECOSYSTEM FUNCTION STUDIES C. NEBHOVER& C. BEIERKUHNLEIN 214
HOW MANY GRASSLAND SPECIES ARE NEEDED TO STABILISE ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONS?
C. BEIERKUHNLEIN & C. NE6HOVER 215 VEGETATION CHANGES IN MOUNTAIN
PASTURES DUE TO SIMULATED EFFECTS OF CATTLE ACTIVITY F. KOHLER, F.
GLLLET, J.-M. GOBAT, A. BUTTLER 216 SPATIAL ASPECTS OF PLANT-INSECT
INTERACTIONS * EXAMINATION BY A BIOSENSOR ON THE BASIS OF INSECT
OLFACTION S. SCHUTZ 217 ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR OFHYLECOETUS
DERMESTOIDES L: INSECT-RELATED HOST VOLATILES AND VOLATILE PATTERNS AS
HABITAT PARAMETERS ON DIFFERENT SCALES? G. HOLIGHAUS, K. KERCK, B.
WEISSBECKER, S. SCHUTZ ; 218 POSTERS EFFECTS OF WATER LEVEL FLUCTUATION
ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND BIOMASS PRODUCTION IN NARROW LEAF CATTAIL (TYPHA
ANGUSTIFOLIA L.) S. AMENITSKY, S. LEFFLER, N. GANG, M. KAZDA 219
NUTRIENT UPTAKE AND LOSSES DURING GRASS STAND FORMATION ON DEFORESTED
AREAS UNDER POLLUTION IMPACT K. FLALA, P. HOLUB, I. TUMA, J. JANDAK, M.
TESAROVA 220 SAP WOOD AREA IN SEVEN TREE SPECIES OF AMAZONIAN
FLOODPLAINS P. PAROLIN, E. MULLER, W. J. JUNK 221 RESPONSE OF WOODY
PLANTS TO CLEAR-CUTTING AND BROWSING: CONSEQUENCES OF MAN-MADE
DISTURBANCES IN MEDITERRANEAN WOODLANDS B. SHRESTHA, M. SHACHAK, A.
PEREVOLOTSKY 222 EFFECT OF POLLUTION AND CLIMATE IMPACT ON GROWTH
OFCALAMAGROSTIS ARUNDINACEA BASED ON FIELD TRANSPLANTATION I. TUMA 223
XX SYMPOSIUM 13 PLANT POPULATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS IN THE CULTURAL
LANDSCAPE R. L. ECKSTEIN & M. FISCHER 226 TALKS EVOLUTIONARY PLANT
ECOLOGY IN THE HETEROGENEOUS CULTURAL LANDSCAPE M. FISCHER 229
POPULATION DYNAMICS OF THE WEED CIRSIUM ARVENSE IN A LANDSCAPE CONTEXT
A. KRUESS, T. TSCHARNTKE 230 TWENTY YEARS OF CHANGE IN A POPULATION OF
THE THREATENED JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS IN FLANDERS K. VERHEYEN& M. HERMY 231
COLONISATION POTENTIAL OFTYPHA SPP. S. HEINZ, J. PFADENHAUER 232
RESPONSES OF PLANT SPECIES TO FOREST FRAGMENTATION EVALUATED BY LIFE
HISTORY TRAITS A. KOLB 233 CLONAL REPRODUCTION AND ITS ROLE FOR HABITAT
COLONISATION AND MAINTENANCE IN ASARUM EUROPAEUM L. T. PFEIFFER 234
RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF LANDSCAPE CHANGES, DISPERSAL AND CHANGES IN
SPECIES DEMOGRAPHY FOR PROSPECT OF SPECIES Z. MUNZBERGOVA & T. HERBEN ;
235 SURVIVAL IN FRAGMENTED LANDSCAPES: THE INTERACTION BETWEEN LOCAL
POPULATION DYNAMICS, HABITAT DYNAMICS AND DISPERSAL TRAITS T.
MUNKEMULLER & K. JOHST 236 MOLECULAR MARKERS AS A TOOL FOR THE
IDENTIFICATION OF PLANT DISPERSAL IN RIVER CORRIDORS: AN EXAMPLE
OFSPARGANIUM ERECTUM T. FER & M. PFOSSER 237 LOCAL ADAPTATION IN A
FRAGMENTED EUROPE: RECIPROCAL TRANSPLANT EXPERIMENTS IN TWO ASTERACEAE
OF CONTRASTING LIFE HISTORY U. BECKER & D. MATTHIES 238 GENETIC
VARIATION OF THE COMMON ASH (FRAXINUS EXCELSIOR) IN THE LEIPZIGER
AUWALD-KRAN-PROJEKT' P. PAROLIN, B. RUDOLPH, O. TAL, P. HORCHLER, W.
MORAWETZ 239 XXI MORPHOLOGICAL AND GENETIC DIVERSITY OFCAPSELLA
BURSA-PASTORIS POPULATIONS FROM FIELDS AND RUDERAL SITES H. BEISMANN, B.
NEUFFER, R. GRUPE 240 LONG DISTANCE DISPERSAL AND GENETIC DIVERSITY
DURING RANGE EXPANSION R. BLALOZYT, B. ZLEGENHAGEN, R. PETIT 241 THE
INFLUENCE OF LANDSCAPE CHARACTERISTICS ON POPULATION STRUCTURE OFGEUM
URBANUM POPULATIONS IN CONTRASTING AGRICULTURAL AREAS T. SCHMIDT, W.
DURKA, J. LIIRA, R. BILLETER, P. ARENS, R. SMULDERS 242 POSTERS
GERMINATION, ESTABLISHMENT AND SPREADING OFJUNCUS ATRATUS - A SPECIES
ADAPTED TO DISTURBANCES K. ALSLEBEN, M. BURKART, M. WICHMANN 243 EFFECTS
OF INTERSPECIFIC INTERACTIONS AND WATER AVAILABILITY ON SURVIVAL,
GROWTH, AND FECUNDITY OF THREE VIOLETS R. L. ECKSTEIN 244 DIASPORE
PROCESSES IN SAND ECOSYSTEMS GRAZED BY SHEEP: SOIL SEED BANKS, ENDO- AND
EPIZOOCHORY C. ELCHBERG 245 EFFECTS OF FIRE, GRAZING, AND ABANDONMENT ON
THE POPULATION BIOLOGY OF A ROSETTE SPECIES IN GRASSLANDS IN SOUTHERN
BRAZIL A. FLDELIS, G. OVERBECK, V.D. PILLAR, J. PFADENHAUER 246
MECHANISMS OF DISPERSAL AND REPRODUCTION IN FRAGMENTED POPULATIONS
OFCNIDIUM DUBIUM I. LEYER, S. LIEPELT, B. ZIEGENHAGEN, P. PAROLIN 247
FORESTS OK DIET: SPATIAL ANALYSES OF MORTALITY IN TREE PLANTATIONS K.
MEYER, D. DEBELL, W. HARMS, J. GERSTENLAUER, K. WIEGAND 248 CLONAL
STRUCTURE AND SPATIAL GENETIC ANALYSIS OF TWO RELIC JUNIPERUS HEATHS I.
M. MICHALCZYK, S. LIEPELT, S. BRUNZEL, C. MENGEL, B. ZIEGENHAGEN 249 THE
EFFECT OF POPULATION SIZE AND DENSITY ON THE REPRODUCTION OF TRIFOLIUM
MONTANUM L. M. NLGGEMANN & D. MATTH1ES 250 LOCAL ADAPTATIONS OF RARE
SPECIES ASTER AMELLUS L. AND INULA HIRTA L. (ASTERACEAE) J. RAABOVA & Z.
MUNZBERGOVA 251 POPULATION STAGE STRUCTURE OF THE DECLINING GRASSLAND
PLANT TRIFOLIUM MONTANUM L. IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS M. SCHLEUNING, U.
BECKER, D. MATTHIES 252 XXN CONSERVATION GENETICS OFTAIHANGIA RUPESTRIS
- A NATURALLY RARE CLIFF-DWELLING HERB M. TANG, F.-H. YU, X.-B. JIN, S.
GE 253 SYMPOSIUM 14 ALIEN SPECIES IN CHANGING LANDSCAPES A. OTTE & W.
NENTWIG : 256 TALKS CHARACTERISING THE TRAITS OF MODEL INVASIVE PLANTS
AND INVADED ECOSYSTEMS E. ROSSI & I. NUS 258 ALIEN SPECIES AND
ANTHROPOGENIC EVOLUTION OF THE GERMAN FLORA * INSIGHTS FROM A DATABASE
S. KLOTZ & I. KUHN 259 WHICH TRAITS MAKE AN ALIEN PLANT SPECIES
INVASIVE? M. RIEGER, I. KUHN, S. KLOTZ 260 THE COLONISATION OF ALIEN
WOODY PLANTS BY NATIVE PHYTOPHAGOUS INSECTS C. BELLE, M. BRANDLE, R.
BRANDL 261 DOES AIR TEMPERATURE INFLUENCE THE INVASIVENESS OF NON-NATIVE
SPECIES INTO CULTURAL LANDSCAPES? I. SAUMEL 262 POPULATION BIOLOGY OF
HERACLEUM MANTEGAZZIANUM - THE FATE OF INDIVIDUALS IN DENSE AND OPEN
STANDS J. HULS, R. L. ECKSTEIN, A. OTTE 263 PHYTOPHAGOUS INSECT FAUNA
FEEDING ON GIANT HOGWEED (HERACLEUM MANTEGAZZIANUM, APIACEAE) IN INVADED
AND NATIVE HABITATS S. O. HANSEN, J. HATTENDORF, W. NENTWIG 264
ESTIMATION OF IMPACT AND HOST-SIZE PREFERENCE OF ENDOPHAGOUS INSECTS ON
HERACLEUM MANTEGAZZIANUM J. HATTENDORF, S. O. HANSEN, W. NENTWIG 265
AUGMENTATION OF PARASITOIDS BY MASS-HATCHING DEVICES: A NEW BIOCONTROL
TECHNIQUE C. SCHNEITER, P. KEHRLI, M. LEHMANN, S. BACHER 266 RACCOON DOG
NYCTEREUTES PROCYONOIDES: HABITAT USE, ACTIVITY PATTERN, DIET
COMPOSTIONS - A TELEMETRY STUDY IN BRANDENBURG A. SUTOR 267 XXNI POSTERS
EFFECT OF A NATIVE HERBIVORE ON REPRODUCTION IN INVASIVE MAHONIA
AQUIFOLIUM POPULATIONS C. ROB, C. BELLE, W. DURKA, H. AUGE 268 HALF AS
WILD: NEOPHYTES IN OUR FLORA - POSTER EXHIBITION OF THE ECOLOGICAL-
BOTANICAL GARDEN OF THE UNIVERSITY OFBAYREUTH (12 POSTERS) U. SUKOPP, E.
WALTER, H. SUKOPP, G. AAS, M. LAUERER 269 INVASIVENESS AND DOMINANCE OF
HERACLEUM MANTEGAZZIANUM WITH REGARD TO SITE CONDITIONS, VEGETATION
TYPES AND MANAGEMENT J. THIELE & A. OTTE 270 SYMPOSIUM 15 ECOLOGICAL
PROCESS DYNAMICS ON POPULATION AND LANDSCAPE LEVEL WITH AND WITHOUT
GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS - COMPARING VIEWS AND METHODS B.
BRECKLING & W. KOHLER 272 TALKS MONITORING THE SPREAD AND FATE
OFTRANSGENES IN THE ENVIRONMENT U. SUKOPP & W. ZUGHART 274 INTEGRATIVE
METHODOLOGY TO PREDICT DISPERSAL OFTRANSGENES IN OILSEED RAPE AT
LANDSCAPE-LEVEL U. MLDDELHOFF, E.-W. REICHE, W. WINDHORST 275 DISPERSAL
OF ARABLE CROPS BY VEHICLES * A POTENTIAL VECTOR FOR THE SPREAD OF
GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS M. VON DER LLPPE 276 PERSISTENCE OF
ACCIDENTALLY RELEASED GM OILSEED RAPE IN THE AGRICULTURAL ENVIRONMENT A.
BLOCK, G. WENZEL, R. ZEITLER, G. SCHWARZ 277 THE POLLEN DEPOSITION INDEX
(PDI) AS A MEASURE FOR THE AMOUNT OF AIRBORNE POLLEN AT SPECIFIC SITES
M. KUHLMANN & H. BEISMANN 278 SPECIFIC IMPACTS OFTRANSGENIC BT- AND
CONVENTIONAL MAIZE ON SUBSTRATE-USE EFFICIENCY OF SOIL MICROBIAL BIOMASS
M. RAUBUCH, K. BEHR, K. ROOSE 279 XXIV QUANTIFICATION OFBT-PROTEIN
DIGESTION AND EXCRETION BY ARTHROPODS W. NENTWIG & B. PONT 280 GENETIC
DIVERSITYJ}F EUROPEAN CORN BORER AS BASELINE DATA FOR BT-MAIZE
RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT IN EUROPE K. PRIESNITZ, C. SAEGLITZ, I. SCHUPHAN,
A. GATHMANN 281 EPIGENETIC EFFECTS IN TRANSGENIC PLANTS - EXAMPLES AND
RELEVANCE FOR RISK ASSESSMENT K. MOCH 282 POSTERS OUTCROSSING
FREQUENCIES AND DISTRIBUTION OF TRANSGENIC OILSEED RAPE IN THE NEAREST
NEIGHBOURHOOD T. FUNK, A. BLOCK, G. WENZEL, G. SCHWARZ 283
REGIONAL-SCALE PLANNING OFGMO MONITORING F. GRAEF, W. ZUGHART, B.
HOMMEL, U. HEINRICH, U. STACHOW, A. WERNER 284 SIMULATION OF POLLEN
MEDIATED GENE TRANSFER IN TREES IN THE LANDSCAPE O. JAKOBY, B.
ZIEGENHAGEN, R. BIALOZYT 285 SUBTILE INVASION OF FOREIGN GENOTYPES IN
SUGAR BEET C. STARK, S. LIEPELT, M. OELKE, B. ZIEGENHAGEN, A. ULRICH 286
SYMPOSIUM 16 FUNCTION AND DIVERSITY OF MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI IN THE CULTURAL
LANDSCAPE: HUMAN IMPACT AND UNDISTURBED SOILS D. REDECKER & H.
BALTRUSCHAT 288 TALKS MOLECULAR CHARACTERISATION OFARBUSCULAR
MYCORRHIZAL FUNGAL SPECIES COMMUNITIES IN AGRICULTURALLY-USED SOILS D.
REDECKER, I. HIJRI, F. OEHL, K. INEICHEN, P. MADER, A. WIEMKEN 291
ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAE FROM ARID SITES IN THE SUMMER- AND WINTER
RAINFALL AREA OF SOUTHERN AFRICA E. UHLMANN, C. GORKE, F. OBERWINKLER
292 INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES ON THE ARBUSCULAR
MYCORRHIZA IN ORGANIC FARMING SYSTEMS M. GOLLNER, J. K. FRIEDEL, B.
FREYER . - . 293 XXV ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZA, HEAVY METAL AND SALT
TOLERANCE H. BOTHE, U. HLLDEBRANDT, F. OUZIAD, P. WLLDE 294 IMPROVED
TOLERANCE OF BARLEY TO SALT STRESS BY ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZA H.
BALTRUSCHAT, C. NEUMANN, K.-H. KOGEL 295 ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI
AND THEIR POSSIBLE INFLUENCE ON PLANT NITROGEN UPTAKE C. RENKER, S.
SPINDLER, S. UNSICKER, A. KAHMEN, N. BUCHMANN, W. W. WEISSER, F. BUSCOT
296 PLANT NITROGEN CONTENT AND N:P-RATIO AFFECT ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL
COLONISATION IN A PHOSPHATE-POLLUTED FIELD SITE V. BLANKE, C. RENKER, K.
FULLNER, M. HELD, M. WAGNER, A. J. KUHN, F. BUSCOT 297 DISTURBANCE OF
FORESTS BY TRAMPLING RELATED TO RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES: EFFECTS ON
MYCORRHIZAL ROOTS OF SEEDLINGS AND ESTABLISHED TREES V. WLEMKEN 298
BELOWGROUND ECTOMYCORRHIZAL FUNGAL COMMUNITIES IN DANISH BEECH (FAGUS
SYLVATICA) FORESTS WITH DIFFERENT CROPPING HISTORY K. F0NS & R. KJ0LLER
299 DISTRIBUTION LIMITS OF CENOCOCCUM GEOPHILUM FR. WITH EMPHASIS ON
POST-MINING LANDSCAPES J. WOLLECKE, S. GEBHARDT, R.F. HOTTL 300 POSTERS
MYCORRHIZAL P UPTAKE BY MAIZE FROM TROPICAL SOIL DEPENDS ON AGRICULTURAL
MANAGEMENT N. MATHIMARAN, J. JANSA, R. RUH, E. FROSSARD 301
MYCORRHIZATION OF MEDICINAL AND SPICE PLANTS BY INOCULATION WITH
ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI G. OSWALD, B. KAISER, M. STUTZER, R.
WATZKE, S. JOHNE, G. KUNZE 302 SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION PATTERN OF
ECTOMYCORRHIZAE ON A SMALL SCALE J. WOLLECKE, S. GEBHARDT, E.A.F.
AFRIFA, R.F. HUTTL 303 RESPONSES OF LENTIL TO CO-INOCULATION WITH
PHOSPHATE-SOLUBILISING RHIZOBIAL STRAINS AND ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAL
FUNGI M. ZAREI, N. SALEH-RASTIN, H. A. ALIKHANI, N. ALIASGHARZADEH 304
XXVI B. SUSTAINABLE LAND USE AT THE LANDSCAPE SCALE: PROCESSES AND
DECISIONS IN ECOLOGY, SOCIO-ECONOMICS, AND POLITICS SYMPOSIUM 17 /18
CULTURAL LANDSCAPES AND SUSTAINABILITY & EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL AND
AGRICULTURAL POLICY AS A GUARANTOR FOR THE PRESERVATION OF CULTURAL
LANDSCAPES? H.-G. FREDE, R. HAINES-YOUNG, R. MARGGRAF, E.-A. NUPPENAU,
M. POTSCHIN, M. SCHMITZ 306 TALKS AGRICULTURAL ECONOMY, ECOLOGY, AND
HYDROLOGY - MODELLING REGIONAL LAND USE AND TRADE-OFFS M. BACH, H.-G.
FREDE ^ ^ _ 310 THE IMPORTANCE OF ECONOMIC COSTS FOR THE EVALUATION OF
FLEXIBLE CONSERVATION STRATEGIES M. DRECHSLER, K. JOHST, F. WATZOLD, M.
WESTPHAL, H. BERGMANN 311 LANDSCAPE INDICATORS IN AGRICULTURE AND THE
REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF EUPRODUCER SUPPORT R. HERRMANN, S. ANDERS, J.
HARSCHE 312 MODEL-BASED COMPARATIVE QUANTIFICATION OF SUSTAINABILITY
INDICATORS AT LANDSCAPE-SCALE E.-W. REICHE & A. RINKER 313 THRESHOLDS OF
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY R. HAINES-YOUNG & M. POTSCHIN 314
LANDSCAPE-SCALE POST-MINING RESTORATION IN CORNWALL (UK): SUSTAINABLE
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL LINKS ARE ESSENTIAL P. D. PUTWAIN & I. DA VIES 315
CULTURAL LANDSCAPES AND SUSTAINABILITY - COMMON GOOD ASPECTS AND
INSTITUTIONAL DIMENSIONS OF A CONTRADICTORY RELATIONSHIP A. ROHRING 316
A SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND LANDSCAPE-ECOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF RAPIDLY
CHANGING CLIMATE-SENSITIVE HIGH-MOUNTAIN ENVIRONMENTS J. MEILWES,
W.HAEBERLI, F. KELLER, C.ROTHENBUHLER 317 GIS-BASED LAND-USE MODELLING
WITH PROLAND P. SHERIDAN, J. O. SCHROERS, B. WEINMANN, F. KUHLMANN 318
XXVH PRICING MULTIFUNCTIONALITY BY THE MODELLING FRAMEWORK CHOICE R.
BORRESCH, K. SCHMITZ, P. M. SCHMITZ, T. C. WRONKA 319 EFFECTS OF THE
COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY REFORM ON THE MULTI-FUNCTIONALITY OF
LANDSCAPES B. WEINMANN, R. BORRESCH, L. BREUER, S. KOSTRZEWA, P.
SHERIDAN 320 POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF AGRICULTURAL POLICY DECISIONS ON PLANT
SPECIES RICHNESS IN A MARGINAL LANDSCAPE R. WALDHARDT, B. REGER, A. OTTE
321 PREDICTING THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OFFAUNAL DIVERSITY USING A
GIS-BASED SIMULATION MODEL T. GOTTSCHALK, K. EKSCHMITT, J. DAUBER, T.
PURTAUF, V. WOLTERS 322 AN ASSESSMENT OF LANDSCAPE-LEVEL INDICATORS AS
COARSE-FILTER MEASURES OF BIODIVERSITY IN AGRO-ECOSYSTEMS D. BAILEY, I.
AUGENSTEIN, J. BAUDRY, R. BILLETER, R. BUGTER, F. BUREL, C. F. DORMANN,
R. DE FLLIPPI, F. HERZOG, A. LAUSCH, N. SCHERMANN, E. SZERENCSITS 323
ANTHROPOGENIC INFLUENCE ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY IN THE ALPS U.
TAPPEINER, E. TASSER, K. SCHELLENBERG, B. HAIN 324 ECONOMY AND PLANT
SPECIES DIVERSITY IN AUSTRIAN MEADOWS H. G. ZECHMEISTER, I.
SCHMITZBERGER, T. WRBKA, B. STEURER, J. PETERSEIL 325 ANALYSES OF
MULTIPLE OPTIONS FOR IMPROVING BIOTOPE NETWORKS IN AGRICULTURAL
LANDSCAPES M. GLEMNITZ, A. WURBS, T. KALETTKA, C. LATUS, G. BERGER 326 A
LANDSCAPE-BASED ECOLOGICAL-ECONOMIC MODEL TO DESIGN A COST-EFFECTIVE
COMPENSATION PAYMENT SCHEME FOR THE CONSERVATION OF TWO ENDANGERED
BUTTERFLIES M. DRECHSLER, K. JOHST, F. WATZOLD, J. SETTELE, H. BERGMANN
327 AGRI-ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMMES FOR LANDSCAPE PRESERVATION? A. PUFAHL
328 RISK ASSESSMENT AND BIOCOENOLOGY - DEMONSTRATED BY THE BIOCOENOSIS
OF GRASSY FIELD MARGINS AND ECOTOXICITY TESTING G. LENNARTZ, M.
ROB-NICKOLL, H.-T. RATTE 329 DO ECOLOGICAL COMPENSATION AREAS PROMOTE
BIODIVERSITY IN THE SWISS AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE? F. HERZOG, S. AVIRON,
S. BUHOLZER, J. DERRON, S. DREIER, G. HOFER, P. JEANNERET, H. LUKA, C.
MARFURT, L. PFIFFNER, S. POZZI, B. SCHUPBACH, M. SPIESS, T. WALTER 330
XXVIU WORKING ON THE IMPLEMENTATION IS MORE PROMISING THAN DEMANDING A
REFORMULATION OF THE CAP J. FREESE 331 ECO-COMPLEXITY, OR: CAN
ECOLOGISTS LEARN FROM ECONOMISTS AND VICE VERSA? H. D. KASPERIDUS . 332
LANDSCAPE CHANGES IN SELECTED ALPINE REGIONS E. TASSER & U. TAPPEINER
333 CHALLENGES FOR THE STUDY OF CULTURAL LANDSCAPES IN RUSSIA AND THEIR
CONTEMPORARY EVOLUTION Y. VEDENIN & M. KOULESHOVA 334 ASSESSING THE
FEASIBILITY OF SILVOARABLE AGROFORESTRY AT DIFFERENT SPATIAL SCALES Y.
REISNER, J. PALMA, F. HERZOG 335 ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF AN
AGRI-ENVIRONMENT SCHEME FOR GRASSLAND CH. FRANKE & G. RIEHL 336 POSTERS
CRISIS OF ENVIRONMENT OR CRISIS OF COMMUNITY? GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF A
COMMUNITY IN THE RURAL WESTERN HIGH ATLAS MOUNTAINS (MOROCCO) L. AMZIL
337 ASSESSING HYDROLOGICAL EFFECTS OF LAND-USE CHANGE MODELLING L.
BREUER, J. A. HUISMAN, H.-G. FREDE ' 338 THE DYNAMIC OF LAND-USE
PATTERNS AND ITS PROSPECT IN SOUTH-WEST POLAND T. DZIKOWSKA & M. AKINCZA
339 AGRONOMIC VALUE AND GENETIC RELATIONSHIP OF CAMELINA SATIVA
LOW-INPUT GENOTYPES A. GEHRINGER, W. LUHS, R. SNOWDON, W. FRIEDT 340
LOW-INPUT OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICA NAPUS) FOR MARGINAL AGRICULTURAL
CONDITIONS A. GEHRINGER, W. LUHS, T. SPILLER, W. FRIEDT 341 THRESHOLDS
FOR SUBSTANCE INPUT INTO NATURA 2000-AREAS B. HANISCH, B. ABBAS, W.
KRATZ 342 CULTURAL LANDSCAPE - SUSTAINABLE BY DEVELOPMENT CH. HILDMANN
343 LONG-TERM RESEARCH ON THE EFFECTS OFECOFARMING ON BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC
RESOURCES ('HOFRITZERAU', NORTHERN GERMANY) U. HOERNES & H. ROWECK 344
XXIX TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIANCE IN THE EARTHWORM POPULATION ON THE
AGRICULTURAL FIELD (RITZERAU, NORTHERN GERMANY) U. IRMLER 345 LANDSCAPE
ECOLOGICAL TENSION - MEASURING THE EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN GEOCHEMICAL
SENSITIVITY AND TECHNOGEOCHEMICALPRESSURE (A LITHUANIAN CASE) M.
JANKAUSKAITE & D. VETEIKIS 346 MULTI-FUNCTIONAL LANDSCAPE EVALUATION AND
MULTICRITERIA OPTIMISATION FOR LAND-USE DECISION MAKING A. KONIG & B.
MEYER 347 EFFECTS OF LANDSCAPE PATTERNS ON SPECIES DIVERSITY: THE
MODELLING APPROACH ANIMO S. KOSTRZEWA, N. STEINER, W. KOHLER 348 EFFECTS
OF LARGE-SCALE PASTURING ON INSECT DIVERSITY - CASE STUDY: COMMUNAL
PASTURING FIELDS (ALLMENDE) IN THE SOUTHERN BLACK FOREST S. KOSTRZEWA
349 UMBRELLA-SPECIES CONCEPT FOR A RURAL LANDSCAPE DOMINATED BY
VINEYARDS IN EASTERN AUSTRIA D. LAUBHANN & K.-G. BERNHARDT 350 INFLUENCE
OF SITE PARAMETERS ON LAND USE IN THE 'ERZGEBIRGE' G. MERTING & H.
HEILMEIER 351 WEB-BASED GISFOR EXCHANGE OF GEODATA IN INTERDISCIPLINARY
RESEARCH PROJECTS C. MUCKSCHEL, J. NLESCHULZE, B. SLOBODA, W. KOHLER '
352 SUSTAINABLE CONSERVATION OF ANIMAL GENETIC RESOURCES IN MARGINAL
RURAL AREAS BY AN INTEGRATING APPROACH CH. PETER, P. AJMONE-MARSAN, G.
ERHARDT, ECONOGENE CONSORTIUM 353 VEGETATION PATTERNS AND LAND-USE
SYSTEM IN A TRADITIONAL CULTURAL LANDSCAPE - A CASE STUDY FROM THE
VILLAGE OFGHETARI, APUSENI-MOUNTAINS, ROMANIA A. REIF, E. RUSDEA, K.
BRINKMANN, G. HARTH, B. MICHLER 354 SUSTAINABILITY OF TRADITIONAL
INDIGENOUS LAND USE IN VENEZUELAN TROPICAL RAINFOREST LANDSCAPES G.
RODRIGUEZ 355 ECOHYDROLOGICAL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN A MINEROTROPHIC
FEN (RITZERAU, NORTHERN GERMANY) K. SCHLANGE & J. SCHRAUTZER 356
EVAPOTRANSPIRATION AND INTERCEPTION MODELLING IN CATCHMENT AREAS OF THE
RIVER 'ROTE WEIFIERITZ' (OSTERZGEBIRGE) S. SCHONE, C. BERNHOFER, H.
HEILMEIER 357 XXX BIODIVERSITY CHANGE ON ARABLE FIELDS DURING CONVERSION
FROM CONVENTIONAL TO ORGANIC FARMING (RITZERAU, NORTHERN GERMANY) L.
SCHROTER & U. IRMLER 358 SYMPOSIUM 19 NATURE CONSERVATION IN CULTURAL
LANDSCAPES A. WEZEL, M. DIETERICH, G. GRABHERR 360 TALKS SPATIAL
HETEROGENEITY -PRINCIPLES OF IMPLEMENTATION IN LANDSCAPE PLANNING P.
SKLENICKA & K. PIXOVA 363 BIOPOP: AN APPLICATION OF FUNCTIONAL PLANT
TRAITS FOR NATURE CONSERVATION A. DANNEMANN, A.-K. JACKEL, M. KLEYER, P.
POSCHLOD 364 THE EFFECT OF LANDSCAPE-SCALE ENVIRONMENTAL DRIVERS ON THE
VEGETATION COMPOSITION OF BRITISH WOODLANDS P. CORNEY, M. LE DUE, S.
SMART, K. KIRBY, R. BUNCE, R. MARRS 365 BIODIVERSITY OF GROUND
VEGETATION IN EUROPEAN AND CANADIAN CONIFER FORESTS A. SCHMIEDINGER, J.
KREYLING, C. BEIERKUHNLEIN 366 THE ROLE OF SHORT-LIVED TREE SPECIES AS
INDICATORS FOR PLANT DIVERSITY IN NE-GERMAN PINE FORESTS D. KREYER& S.
ZERBE 367 DIVERSITY VERSUS NATURALNESS: IMPACT OF TREE SPECIES ON GROUND
VEGETATION IN THE SOUTHERN BLACK FOREST AND THE SWABIAN ALB S.
GARTNERTJ. ENGELHARD, A. REIF 368 MACROLEPIDOPTERAN COENOSES ON SALLOW
(SALIX CAPREA) AND ASPEN (POPULUS TREMULA) AT FOREST EDGES K. FULDNER
369 NEW CRITERIA FOR THE TERM 'GOOD FARMING PRACTICE' AND ITS RELEVANCE
FOR NATURE CONSERVATION R. MUESSNER 370 NATURE CONSERVATION THROUGH LAND
USE? - COMPENSATION MEASURES AND COMPENSATION POOLS M. SZARAMOWICZ, H.
ROBLING, B. JESSEL 371 XXXI ALTERATIONS OF STEPPE-LIKE GRASSLANDS IN
EASTERN EUROPE: A THREAT TO REGIONAL BIODIVERSITY HOTSPOTS B. BAUR, C.
CREMENE, G. GROZA, L. RAKOSY , A. A. SCHILEYKO, A. BAUR, A. ERHARDT _^
372 SPATIAL UTILISATION BY CATTLE AND SHEEP - THE EXAMPLE OF THE
'SEMI-OPEN PASTURE LANDSCAPE HOLTIGBAUM' D. PUTFARKEN & W. HARDTLE 373
DO ENDANGERED GROUND BEETLES BENEFIT FROM EXTENSIVE GRAZING
OFXEROTHERMIC GRASSLANDS? S. LEHMANN, M. PERSIGEHL, T. ABMANN 374
EFFECTS OF ROCK CLIMBING ON PLANT COMMUNITIES ON EXPOSED LIMESTONE
CLIFFS IN THE SWISS JURA MOUNTAINS H.-P. RUSTERHOLZ, ST. W. MULLER, B.
BAUR 375 GIS-AIDED CONSERVATION PLANNING IN MAJARAD NATIONAL PARK BASED
ON A 'LANDSCAPE SPECIES APPROACH' M. NIAZI & R. CHALABIANLOU 376 WORLD
BANK ECO-DEVELOPMENT PROJECT: AFTER SHOCKS A. MUKHERJEE 377 POSTERS
OCCURRENCE AND OCCUPANCY OF TREE HOLLOWS IN ORCHARDS R. ACHTZIGER, U.
MEBLINGER, U. NLGMANN 378 CLASSIFICATION OF FORMERLY GRAZED ANCIENT
WOODLANDS IN HESSE AND LOWER SAXONY M. ECKHARDT & E. BERGMEIER 379
ASSESSING CONSERVATION MEASURES IN DRY ACIDIC GRASSLANDS S. FRIEDRICH,
A. JENTSCH, W. BEYSCHLAG 380 RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF ARABLE WEED VEGETATION
BY SOWING (RITZERAU, NORTHERN GERMANY) O. GEWEKE, W. SCHUTZ, H. ROWECK
381 VEGETATION DYNAMICS OF A WOOD-PASTURE LANDSCAPE IN THE
LAHN-DILL-HIGHLANDS (HESSE, GERMANY) O. GINZLER, D. SIMMERING, R.
WALDHARDT, A. OTTE 382 BIOGEOCHEMICAL STUDIES IN PRISTINE FOREST
ECOSYSTEMS OF SOUTHERN CHILE R. GODOY, C. OYARZUN, L. PAULINO, M.
BARRIENTOS, P. BOECKX, O. VAN CLEEMPUT, N. LUST 383 EVALUATION OF FOREST
CONSERVATION IN THE INFLUENCE ZONE OF A GAS PIPELINE IN BOLIVIA A.
GORRIN 384 XXXN WEEDFLOWERS - MOSAICS OF SPECIES DIVERSITY IN EUROPE J.
HOFFMANN , M. GLEMNITZ, GY. CZIMBER, L. RADICS 385 SUBMERGED VEGETATION
IN THE RIVER FREIBERGER MULDE H. JOHN & H. HEILMEIER 386 IMPACT OF LAND
USE AND FLOODING ON THE DIVERSITY OF SPIDERS IN THE 'LOWER ODER VALLEY
NATIONAL PARK' U. KROGER, J. ROTHENBUCHER, M. SCHAEFER 387 GRASS- AND
HERB-DOMINATED MARGINS IN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES - ECOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
AND POTENTIAL FOR NATURE CONSERVATION M. LINK 388 CAN LANDSCAPE CHANGE
EXPLAIN BLACK GROUSE NUMBERS? -A NEW PROJECT T. LUDWIG, I. STORCH, U.
MICHEL 389 THE AEMBAC-PROJECT: A METHODOLOGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
AGRI-ENVIRONMENTAL MEASURES M. LUTZ 390 THE EFFECT OF WOODY PLANTS ON
HERBACEOUS VEGETATION IN MEDITERRANEAN WOODLANDS A. MANJANG, M. SHACHAK,
M. WALCZAK 391 NATURE RESERVES IN THE LAHN-DILL-HIGHLANDS: SUFFICIENT
AND ADEQUATE? T. MATTERN, R. WALDHARDT, A. OTTE 392 ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT
ON OCCURRENCE AND DYNAMICS OF ENDANGERED RIVER BIRD SPECIES IN THE ALPS
A. MUNCK 393 LANDSCAPE HETEROGENEITY - A QUANTITATIVE CRITERION FOR
POST-MINING LANDSCAPE REHABILITATION K. PIXOVA& P. SKLENICKA 394
ROTATIONAL FALLOWS FOR MAINTAINING DIVERSITY OF PLANTS AND ARTHROPODS IN
FEN MEADOWS S. ROCKER, T. WALTER, A. GIGON 395 ALARM: ASSESSING LARGE
SCALE ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS WITH TESTED METHODS J. SETTELE, I. KUHN, S.
KLOTZ 396 THE EFFECT OF CATTLE ON NUTRIENT REDISTRIBUTION AND VEGETATION
PATTERNS ON LARGE-SCALE PASTURES N. SHIBUI, H.-R. WEGENER, H. PLACHTER
397 OPTIMISATION OF SET-ASIDE FIELDS AS HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE: A PROJECT
OVERVIEW J. E. TLLLMANN, A. KLNSER, E. STRAUB 398 XXXM ECOLOGICAL
INVESTIGATIONS OF MIRES IN THE SPESSART MOUNTAINS (GERMANY) FOCUSSING ON
VEGETATION AND LAND-USE HISTORY K. WEICHHARDT-KULESSA, S. ZERBE, A.
BRANDE 399 THE EFFECTS OF SHEEP GRAZING ON ALPINE MEADOWS IN THE
BAVARIAN ALPS C. WEIB & S. SCHMIDTLEIN 400 MOUNTAIN TUGAI FOREST AND
SHRUB VEGETATION IN THE WEST-PAMIR W. WUCHERER, S.-W. BRECKLE, E. KLEINN
401 APPLICATION OF THE HISTORICAL 'SCHMETTAU MAP' (1767-1787) IN
LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS M. WULF & J. GROB 402 INCREASE IN SOIL NITROGEN
AVAILABILITY: A THREAT TO HEATHLAND IN THE PODYJI NATIONAL PARK J.
ZAHORA 403 SYMPOSIUM 20 EDUCATION AND NATURE CONSERVATION F. X. BOGNER &
J. MAYER 406 TALKS APPROACHES TOWARDS LEARNING ECOLOGY: SELF- OR
EXTERNAL-REGULATED? M. WILDE, F.-J. SCHARFENBERG, S. KLAUTKE 408
INFLUENCE OF NATURE EXPERIENCE PREFERENCES ON OUTDOOR ECOLOGY EDUCATION
- EVALUATION OF A ONE-WEEK SCHOOL PROGRAMME A. LUDE & F. X. BOGNER 409
EMOTIONAL AND COGNITIVE ASPECTS OF LEARNING: THE ECOLOGICAL UNIT 'LAKE'
C. RANDLER& F. X. BOGNER 410 WILDERNESS: AN EDUCATIONAL CHALLENGE A.
BLTTNER & S. SCHONFELDER 411 HYPERMEDIA AND INTEGRATED KNOWLEDGE
ACQUISITION IN SCIENCE EDUCATION S. SCHAAL&F. X. BOGNER 412 STATISTICS
IN ECOLOGY: BOG AND GOLD STANDARD C. F. DORMANN . 413 ADOLESCENT
LIFE-STYLES AS DETERMINANTS OF RESPONSIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR G.
ZUBKE & J. MAYER 414 XXXIV NATURE EXPERIENCES OF GERMAN SCHOOL STUDENTS
AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGE AND BEHAVIOUR A. LUDE 415 PERCEPTION
OF PLANT DIVERSITY BY CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS P. LINDEMANN-MATTHIES,
J. KJRCHHEIN, D. MATTHIES 416 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION: ONE PROGRAMME -
MANY RESULTS? F. X. BOGNER 417 POSTERS KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIES IN SCHOOL
BIOLOGY TEXTBOOKS AS A BASIS FOR ECOLOGICAL LITERACY K. BLESSING 418
CONSERVING THREATENED PLANTS OF BRANDENBURG: A COOPERATIVE PROJECT M.
BURKART, M. FISCHER, A. HERRMANN, H. ILLIG, F. JELTSCH, K. KORNER, M.
RISTOW, A.-D. STEVENS 419 PEOPLE'S PERCEPTION AND APPRECIATION OF PLANT
DIVERSITY ALONG WAYSIDES X. JUNGE, P. LINDEMANN-MATTHIES, D. MATTHIES
420 ECOLOGICAL EDUCATION OF PUBLIC HEALTH STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
BIELEFELD A. K. F. MALSCH & C. HORNBERG 421 ECOLOGY AND NATURE
CONSERVATION AS BASIC EDUCATION IN PUBLIC HEALTH STUDY PROGRAMMES A. K.
F. MALSCH & C. HORNBERG 421 AUTHORS' INDEX 423 XXXV |
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