Long-term dispersal of diaspores (seeds, fruits) is ensured by seed dispersal vectors, such as wind (anemochory), water (hydrochory) and animals (epi- and endozoochory). Nowadays, one of the most effective seed dispersal vectors are humans. The key our efficiency is the rapidly growing rate of global transport, trade and tourism, which enables us...
Our newest paper about the importance of cultural values in the conservation of steppe grasslands has recently been published in Conservation Biology.
The ISSS (International Society for Seed Science) international conference was recently held in Paris at the Sorbonne University. Seven members of our research group attended the event and presented seven posters.
In our latest article, we look at a special case of grassland habitat restoration: roadside verges.
Our new paper by Laura Godó & Sándor Borza et al. about owl-mediated secondary seed dispersal has recently been published in GECCO.
Our new paper about the connections between cultural diversity and vegetation naturalness has recently been accepted in People and Nature.
The registration is now open at https://www.egc2023.hu/
Our new paper by Sándor Borza and Laura Godó has recently been accepted in Journal of Environmental Management.
Our new paper, about the biodiversity-environmental heterogeneity relationships in karst landscapes by Zoltán Bátori has recently been published in the journal Science of the Total Environment.
The 44th report of the European Academies Science Advisory Council (EASAC), entitled 'Regenerative Agriculture in Europe - A critical analysis of contributions to the European Union Farm to Fork and Biodiversity Strategies' has recently been launched. The full report is available online in the EASAC homepage. We wrote an earlier blog post about the...
