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DESCRIPTION:More than 80% of earth terrestrial surface is covered by more o
 r less dense vegetation. The approximately 400\,000 plant species are very
  unevenly distributed around the globe as well as within local vegetation 
 types. The unevenness on local and regional scales is mainly due to differ
 ences in abiotic conditions. On broader scales climate and distribution bo
 undaries are playing important roles. However\, plant species also change 
 site conditions by influencing soil development or water capacity. The stu
 dy of plant species correlations to environmental conditions has a long tr
 adition and has led to different approaches to use this information for la
 ndscape assessment and quantification of landscape functions.\nI will pres
 ent some methodological aspects\, new data and tools and how bioindication
  can be used to assess greenhouse gas emissions and other important landsc
 ape functions.\n***invited by Jürgen Dengler\, Plant Ecology
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20161208T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20161208T133000
LOCATION:H6\, GEO
SUMMARY:PD Dr. Florian Jansen\, Landscape Ecology and Ecosystem Dynamics\, 
 University of Greifswald (Homepage): Coat of earth - vegetation as an indi
 cator for landscape functions
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