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Can tree species choice influence recruitment of ancient forest species in post-agricultural forest?

• Arno Thomaes, Luc De Keersmaeker, An De Schrijver, K. Vandekerkhove, Pieter Verschelde, Kris Verheyen
• Plant Ecology
• 2010

Germination and establishment of ancient forest species are bottlenecks in forest habitat restoration. We hypothesised that tree species can influence these processes on acidification sensitive soils… (More)

Application of the Ancient Forest Concept to Potential Natural Vegetation Mapping in Flanders, A Strongly Altered Landscape in Northern Belgium

• Luc De Keersmaeker, Nele Rogiers, +8 authors Kris Verheyen
• Folia Geobotanica
• 2012

Construction of potential natural vegetation (PNV) poses particular challenges in landscapes heavily altered by human activity and must be based on transparent, repeatable methods. We integrated the… (More)

The analysis of spatio-temporal forest changes (1775–2000) in Flanders (northern Belgium) indicates habitat-specific levels of fragmentation and area loss

• Luc De Keersmaeker, Thierry Onkelinx, +6 authors Kris Verheyen
• Landscape Ecology
• 2014

Spatio-temporal forest changes can have a progressive negative impact on the habitat of species that need forest continuity, i.e. the continuous presence of forest. Long-term species data that… (More)

Can soil acidity and light help to explain tree species effects on forest herb layer performance in post-agricultural forests?

• Arno Thomaes, Luc De Keersmaeker, +4 authors Kris Verheyen
• Plant and Soil
• 2013

Tree species affect herb layer species through their effects on soil quality and light regime but their relative importance and interactions are insufficiently known. Pot experiment with soil taken… (More)

Testing the performance of a fragment of the COI gene to identify western Palaearctic stag beetle species (Coleoptera, Lucanidae)

• Karen R. Cox, Arno Thomaes, +10 authors Joachim Mergeay
• ZooKeys
• 2013

THE TAXONOMY OF STAG BEETLES (COLEOPTERA Lucanidae) remains challenging, mainly due to the sexual dimorphism and the strong allometry in males. Such conjecture confounds taxonomic based conservation… (More)

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