L. Dalby

The characteristics of high-dark-diversity habitats derived from lidar

The paper identifies characteristics of high-dark-diversity habitats using lidar and field data across 33 North European habitat types.

Hazel dormouse in managed woodland select for young, dense, and species-rich tree stands

This study examines habitat selection by hazel dormice in managed woodlands, finding they prefer young, dense, and species-rich tree stands at different spatial scales.

Scrub encroachment promotes biodiversity in wetland restoration under eutrophic conditions

The paper investigates how scrub encroachment affects biodiversity in wetlands under eutrophic conditions, finding that it can enhance species richness and conservation value.

Simple attributes predict the importance of plants as hosts to the richness of fungi and arthropods

The paper investigates how plant attributes predict the richness of associated fungi and arthropods using link scores derived from plant-consumer interaction databases.

Relationships between macro-fungal dark diversity and habitat parameters using LiDAR

This study investigates factors influencing macro-fungal dark diversity in temperate habitats using LiDAR and field data, finding that vegetation structure and plant richness are key drivers.

Multi-taxon inventory reveals highly consistent biodiversity responses to ecospace variation

The paper uses an ecospace framework to analyze multi-taxon biodiversity across 130 sites in Denmark, finding consistent responses to environmental variation and highlighting the role of organic matter for fungi and insects.

A systematic survey of regional multitaxon biodiversity: evaluating strategies and coverage

The paper evaluates a sampling strategy for regional multitaxon biodiversity, finding high coverage and spatial variation in species richness across Denmark.

Dark diversity reveals importance of biotic resources and competition for plant diversity across broad environmental gradients

This study examines how environmental gradients and biotic interactions influence plant diversity and dark diversity across different habitats.

Landscape-scale simulations as a tool in multi-criteria decision making for agri-environment schemes

This study demonstrates how landscape simulations like ALMaSS can improve multi-criteria decision analysis for agri-environment schemes by incorporating landscape context and species ecology.

Vascular plants are strong predictors of multi-taxon species richness

The paper tests if vascular plants predict multi-taxon species richness and finds they explain 48% of total species richness variation when combined with bioindicators.