Data from: Meadow orchards as a good practice example for improving biodiversity in intensive apple orchards
DOI10.5281/zenodo.13933191Zenodo13933191MaRDI QIDQ6708451FDOQ6708451
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Matteo Anderle, Valentina Giombini, Johannes Rüdisser, Lisa Obwegs, Paolo Fontana, Julia Plunger, U. Tappeiner, Simon Stifter, Elia Guariento, Lukas Egarter Vigl, Alex Bellè, Chiara Paniccia, Andreas Hilpold
Publication date: 15 October 2024
Copyright license: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
Here, we provide data from a multi-taxonomic study comparing the biodiversity of traditional meadow orchards and intensively managed apple orchards in South Tyrol, a mountain region in the Central Alps. Our study investigates the multi-taxonomic diversity of seven groups: vascular plants, wild bees, diurnal butterflies, orthopterans, spiders, birds, and bats, along with macro-invertebrates inhabiting four habitat strata (soil, ground-dwelling, herb, and tree layer). Each group and stratum was sampled using targeted methods. Detailed information about the sampling methods and the nature of the data is provided in the dataset.
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