Table/Figure – Pesticides Research No. 127 2009 – Buffer zones for biodiversity of plants and arthropods: is there a compromise on width?

Buffer zones for biodiversity of plants and arthropods: is there a compromise on width?

Fig. 3.29. The estimated species-area relationships (SPAR) within the five treatments (buffer 0 – 24). Increased distance equals increased area. Distance 0 indicates the species number within the herbaceous layer at the hedge bottom. The estimated species numbers are the sum of species across all sampling times.

Fig. 3.29. The estimated species-area relationships (SPAR) within the five treatments (buffer 0 – 24). Increased distance equals increased area. Distance 0 indicates the species number within the herbaceous layer at the hedge bottom. The estimated species numbers are the sum of species across all sampling times.