Timber-oriented forest management causes significant changes to the environments,
threaten the survival of many native species and it is responsible for the primary forest loss …

We studied the distribution of millipedes in a forest interior-forest edge-grassland habitat
complex in the Hajdúság Landscape Protection Area (NE Hungary). The habitat types were …

The management of natural and seminatural systems often leads to disturbance associated
with the appearance of non-native species. The spread of these species is increasing due to …

The paper deals with the influence of tree species on millipede communities (Diplopoda).
The research was carried out in nine sites in the Borová hora arboretum (Zvolen town …

Burrowing detritivores such as millipedes play an important role in soil formation. In order to
improve the recognition of millipede burrows and, therefore, the presence of millipede …

Although harvestmen (Opiliones) are among the best studied groups of arachnids in Europe
from the faunistic point of view, there is still lack of available information on ecological …

It is well established that hedgerows provide habitats, which cannot be found in otherwise
coherent agricultural landscape. However, different organisms vary in their response to …

A transformation of a primeval forest into a managed one usually results in a considerable
modification of the species composition of fauna. For that reason we conducted the research …

Currently, the alternative forms of management are increasingly applied in agriculture.
Although their less negative impact on environment is generally supposed, there is still a …

The positive influence of heterogeneity in vegetation and land-use on animal diversity is
generally well established, but it has not been conclusively confirmed yet in millipede …