Poster session 1

23 November 2022

Poster session

• PS1 • 17:00 > 18:00 • Poster session 1 • Hall 1

• 10 • Palaeo-environmental study of two charcoal-hearth soil sequences in the northern Vosges mountains (Bitche, France) > A. Anne GEBHARDT • 104 • Why raccoon presence is no reason to panic – results of a long-term field study in Germany > B. Berit MICHLER • 134 • TEMPERATURE AND BODY SIZE REDUCTION ALTERS FOOD WEB STRUCTURE AND AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONNING > J. Julie MORLA • 139 • Blackcurrant pollinators or the cost of absence > M. Marie Charlotte ANSTETT • 144 • Is crop emergence influenced by intercropping? Early growth dynamics of spring wheat and faba bean in crop mixtures > M. Madhuri PAUL • 152 • Challenging the sustainability of urban beekeeping using evidence from Swiss cities > J. Joan CASANELLES ABELLA • 154 • Fagus sylvatica L. & Quercus pyrenaica Willd.: an odd couple of the sub-Mediterranean ecotone > S. Sergio DE TOMÁS MARÍN • 157 • Direct and indirect effects of insect diversity on wood decomposition > J. Jiayun ZOU • 158 • Countrywide wild bee taxonomic and functional diversity patterns reveal a spatial mismatch between alpha and beta diversity components across multiple ecological gradients > J. Joan CASANELLES ABELLA • 162 • Functional and taxonomic diversity of carabid beetle assemblages in forest fragments and hedges in heterogeneous agricultural landscapes > R. Ronan MARREC • 164 • Impact of the Farming with Alternative Pollinators approach on crop pollinator pollen diet > A. Ahlam SENTIL • 166 • REGRASS: Re-establishing grasslands in the agricultural landscape to promote insect diversity > M. Maria PEER • 169 • The dimension of stability in multiplex ecological networks > I. Ismaël LAJAAITI • 172 • Plant root defence traits mediate yield decline in 19 year old monocultures > L. Leonardo BASSI • 173 • Digital microscopy improves diatom research > M. Michael KLOSTER • 198 • Agroforestery change carabid comunity in composition and space • 203 • Hydrochory as a means for mediterranean vineyards revegetation > M. Martin FAUCHER • 219 • Fallow strips in agricultural grassland as temporary conservation measures > M. Mareike OPONCZEWSKI • 231 • Aquatic communities in urban micro-ecosystems – The black Bucket Challenge > A. Anna SOMMER • 232 • Space use of terrestrial invertebrates : phylogenetic, functional and environmental drivers of interspecific variations > G. Gwenaëlle AUGER • 237 • Influence of hedgerows and landscape composition on bats in vineyards > F. Fernanda CHAVEZ • 239 • Temporal dynamics of plant available nutrients are affected by mycorrhizal type and tree species richness > E. Elisabeth BÖNISCH • 241 • Impacts of bark beetle infestations on biodiversity and recreation in protected areas of Central Europe > M. Mareike KORTMANN • 249 • Title: Social perception of a freshwater introduced top predator, the European catfish, by angler community in Europe. > P. Paul CASTAGNÉ • 253 • Prospective researches on the long-term trajectories of forest ponds in lowland forests in North-Eastern France > V. Vincent ROBIN • 258 • Fungicide reduction enhances beneficial arthropods in grapevine > J. Jo Marie REIFF • 264 • Precision grazing for biodiversity? Spatio-temporal scales of grazing effects on vegetation structure and arthropod abundance > F. Frank JAUKER • 271 • ResBerry – Resilient organic berry cropping systems through enhanced biodiversity and innovative management strategies > C. Christine BECKER • 272 • Suggestions and requirements for a national biodiversity monitoring in German forests (NaBioWald) > F. Franz KROIHER • 286 • Functional traits modifying nutrient loading effects on the productivity of Trapa natans L. > N. Natalie PALM • 290 • How do tree microhabitats affect bats and birds in cities? > S. Sara TASSONI • 295 • Pest Population Status in Eastern German Apple Orchards > I. Ingrid Aline BAPFUBUSA NIYIBIZI • 3 • Physiological and behavioural consequences of environmental salinity in a coastal frog > L. Léa LORRAIN-SOLIGON • 30 • Biodiversity in agriculture: Sustainable cultivation methods as an opportunity for environment and farmers > L. Laura KELLERMANN • 307 • The Altitudinal Gradient of Pollination Networks > Q. Qiang YANG • 310 • 3-D land-cover-based fine-scale urban connectivity model for bird functional groups > S. Soyeon BAE • 324 • Significant changes in the ground vegetation along an environmental gradient across German forests: results from the intensive forest monitoring sites > I. Inken KRÜGER • 33 • Tracking abrupt shifts in marine fish stock trajectories > M. Mathieu PÉLISSIÉ • 336 • Blood bacterial diversity of small mammals from different agricultural contexts > G. Grégoire PEREZ • 338 • Pesticide use on different crops and its impact on wild-bee communities at the landscape level > A. Antonia MAYR • 34 • Contributions of agroecological infrastructures in developing pesticide-free solutions against the beet yellowing disease > K. Kévin TOUGERON • 341 • A global meta-analysis on the drivers of mosquito host-feeding patterns > M. Magdalena Laura WEHMEYER • 345 • On the restoration of hedgerow ground vegetation: Local and landscape drivers of plant diversity and weed colonization > A. Audrey ALIGNIER • 374 • Exploring mechanisms of spatial segregation between body size groups within fish populations: a case study in the North Sea > H-H. Hsiao-Hang TAO • 377 • How do local habitat characteristics influence the population of cabbage stem flea beetle larvae in oilseed rape fields? > J. Justine PIGOT • 379 • Modelling the establishment potential of the brown marmorated stink bug (Halyomorpha halys) in Germany > B. Bastian HESS • 394 • French agricultural areas: more abundant bird populations where fewer pesticides are purchased > A-C. Anne-Christine MONNET • 396 • Semi-natural habitats promote winter survival of wild-living honey bees in an agricultural landscape. > B. Benjamin RUTSCHMANN • 403 • A review of belief-based use of vultures in West Africa > M. Michael Bode AGUNBIADE • 412 • Impact of volcanic sulfur emissions on the pine forest of La Palma, Spain > C. Carl BEIERKUHNLEIN • 422 • Two thousand years of boreal disturbances history : a multi-proxy approach > M. Milva DRUGUET DAYRAS • 426 • The role of small woody landscape features and agroforestry systems for national carbon budgeting in Germany > M. Mojdeh SAFAEI, A. Andreas HANZL • 439 • Post-drought rhizodeposition from mature temperate trees defines formation traits of soil organic matter stabilization > M. Melanie BRUNN • 440 • Limited stability of an alternative state - evidence from a field experiment testing volcanic ash effects on mire vegetation > S. Stefan HOTES • 448 • Former crops have stronger legacy effects than former meadows and pastures on soil conditions, taxonomic and functional composition of plant communities in French montane forests > S. Sylvain MOLLIER • 452 • Effects of habitat size, landscape context and management on the diversity of true bugs in bush ecotones > F. Fabian KLIMM • 455 • Heterogeneous ornamental-wildlife plantings on semi-extensive roofs : success and interest for novels ecosystems research > T. Tanguy LOUIS-LUCAS • 466 • The global distribution of burrowing mammals > F. Finn REHLING • 47 • Toward integration of nutritional and metabolic ecology?: the energetic cost of food quality > T. Thomas RUIZ • 470 • Participatory project on the ecological impact, economic efficiency and governance of cooperative agri-environmental measures > I. Isabelle ARIMOND • 472 • Biodiversity in protected areas: priorities for regional biodiversity conservation > C. Christian ZEHNER • 483 • Winter survival of honeybees' colonies: is it also a matter of nutrition? How quality of pollen influences winter survival. > G. Giulia MAINARDI • 489 • From chironomids to climate: environmental control of chironomid assemblages in lakes of northeastern North America and palaeoecological applications > T. Thomas SURANYI • 491 • Small stream floodplains hold high conservation value for carabid beetles but not for spiders > P. Peer BAUSPIESS • 494 • Study of ecosystem services generated in an experimental design combining green roofs and photovoltaic panels. > M. Marie BELIN • 499 • sOilFauna - a global synthesis effort on the drivers of soil macrofauna communities and functioning > P. Pierre GANAULT • 503 • Retrospective assessment of the global decline of European bats (1940s-2010s) > E. Eve AFONSO • 506 • Controls of nitrate leaching in forests of Douglas fir, European beech and Norway spruce and their mixtures: species and site > K. Klara MRAK • 51 • Temperature dependency of nutritional requirements : A U-shaped response Unifying divergent stoichiometric viewpoints > T. Thomas RUIZ • 512 • The potential of metabarcoding plant components of Malaise trap samples to enhance knowledge of plant-insect interactions > B. Birgit GEMEINHOLZER • 513 • Existing and future ways to learn and teach Research Data Management with NFDI4Biodiversity > J. Juliane RÖDER • 519 • Study of the spatial ecology and terrestrial habitat selection of the green toad (Bufotes viridis) by radio telemetry during the post-breeding period. > M. Morand ALAIN • 520 • Forest history and industrial development interlinks at territorial scale inferred from an innovative combination of wood and charcoal past use evidences > V. Vincent ROBIN • 525 • The Hohenheimer Tree-Ring Collection at the Curt-Engelhorn-Center Archaeometry gGmbH – A collection of specimens for dendroecological and dendroclimatological research > H. Hannes KNAPP • 530 • Australian acacias: a showcase for remote sensing-based mapping and impact assessments of invasive trees > A. Andreas HANZL, M. Mojdeh SAFAEI • 534 • The paleoecological reconstruction of the Machais peat bog (High Vosges France): an outstanding site > V. Vincent ROBIN • 536 • Nature-Positive Agriculture (NaPA): participative, nation-wide, on-farm evaluation of a biodiversity-enhancement strategy > V. Vera PRENZEL • 542 • Application of null models to evaluate the incorporation of intraspecific variation in habitat suitability models for European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) > N. Niels PREUK • 554 • iPhenology – using open-access citizen science data to track plant phenology at continental scale > Y. Yves KLINGER • 557 • Identifying bird and bat diversity in intensely used agricultural landscapes of Central Europe using novel passive acoustic monitoring tools > M. Michael BECKMANN • 559 • Disparate patterns of genetic divergence and environmental adaptation among three Pacific corals across their geographical range > D. Didier FORCIOLI • 567 • Thermal tolerance capacity might differ among longitudinal gradient: a study at individual level in cereal aphid guild > R. Ruining LI • 568 • Insect habitat features in urban gardens vary across urbanization gradients, and key structures predict bee and non-bee pollinator abundance > A. Astrid NEUMANN • 579 • Back introduction of invasive genotypes as an underestimated risk within a species' native habitat – insights from a transplant experiment > L. Lena Yasmin WATERMANN • 584 • Above-ground structural complexity of Cymodocea nodosa meadows enhances their role as carbon sinks • 589 • Holocene REVEALS-based diversity changes across Europe > C. Caterina RÖHM • 594 • Flow Cytometry assays for detection and cell-sorting of polyphosphate accumulating bacteria (PABs) > C. Clémentin BOUQUET • 601 • How anthropogenic and natural parameters shape plant species richness on European barrier islands > C. Carl BEIERKUHNLEIN • 602 • Population and biological characterization of the Invasive Plant species Baccharis halimifolia in South Brittany (France) > M. Marie PEIGNARD • 606 • Effects of nutrient enrichment and fishing pressure on top predators on the structure and functioning of aquatic ecosystems: a large-scale experimental approach > G. Gérard LACROIX • 612 • Seasonal movements of porbeagle sharks (Lamna nasus) in the Northeastern Atlantic Ocean > S. Sandrine SERRE • 622 • Impact de la lumière artificielle sur les arthropodes : une vue du sol > A. Alexina COCRELLE • 626 • Impacts of alien invasive plant species on biodiversity in Central Europe. Impact of Prunus serotina in pine stands on the local entomofauna in the Berlin urban forests (Grunewald area). > K. Karolina PIETRAS-COUFFIGNAL • 627 • Consistent increase of ecosystem functioning with diversity for two tropical mountain ecosystems > A. Annemarie WURZ • 629 • Intercrops as foraging habitats for bees: Bees do not prefer sole legume crops over legume-cereal mixtures > A. Annika HASS • 634 • The influence of artificial light at night on movement activity and predation rates in grassland communities > A. Alexander DYER • 636 • Application of a BACI protocol to assess the efficiency of management (or control) of the exotic invasive Myriophyllum heterophyllum in a freshwater yacht harbour > H. Hélène GROFFIER • 639 • Can rolling composite wildflower blocks increase biodiversity in agricultural landscapes better than wildflowers strips? I. The effect of shape > V. Vera KAUNATH • 642 • Spatio-temporal dynamic and global change effects on ant communities of small Mediterranean islands and islets > R. Romane BLAYA • 646 • Diversity at Giving-up-Density: top-down effects of foraging decisions and of functional trait composition of resource species on the biodiversity of resources after foraging > J. Jana ECCARD • 658 • Biotic and abiotic drivers of geographic distributions and co-occurrence of Proteaceae species in the South African Fynbos > J. Joern PAGEL • 66 • Biological validation of European Broad River Types > J. Jonathan JUPKE • 663 • Monitoring the effects of climate change on insect-pollinated crops – a field experiment with oilseed rape and strawberry > P. Paula PRUCKER • 664 • Biotope connectivity in intensively used agricultural areas: What do we know about functional landscape connectivity? > A-K. Anne-Kathrin SCHNEIDER • 668 • CaMTrAB - Camera Trapping for Mammal Trophic Interactions, Abundance and Biodiversity > M. Max MÜLLER • 670 • Introducing native plant species to increase regional biodiversity on extensive green roofs in northwestern Germany > F. Franziska PÄSCH • 673 • Hedges and flower strips promote plant-pollinator interactions without compromising apple flower visitation > A. Anne MUPEPELE • 680 • Assessment of ecosystem services and environmental impacts of agricultural systems: going further than an indicator list > C. Christian BOCKSTALLER • 686 • ReCROP : Bioinocula and CROPping systems: an integrated biotechnological approach for improving crop yield, biodiversity and REsilience of Mediterranean agro-ecosystems > N. Ninon DELCOURT • 688 • Toward the discrimination of relic and active microbial communities in lake sedimentary archives: a paleolimnological approach applied to the three domains of life > M. Marc LACOMBE • 691 • Effects of litter preconditioning on its subsequent decomposition in an intermittent river network > M. Margot JANS • 73 • Protected semi-natural grasslands have higher plant species richness next to organic than to conventional arable fields > B. Benito SCHÖPKE • 78 • Climate warming compounds plant responses to habitat conversion > A. Alistair AUFFRET • 82 • No yield gap in organic grasslands? Soil nutrients and forage production in organic versus conventional permanent grasslands > V. Valentin KLAUS • 86 • On the skin of the dragon – The role of cuticular hydrocarbons for thermoregulation in damselflies (Zygoptera) > K. Katja JÄKLE • 91 • Impact of farming practices at the landscape scale on aphids vectors of yellows in beet crops • 92 • Potential for biological control by carabid beetles follows similar seasonal among five different crops > G. Gael CARO