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Species requirements on the structure of European mountain Norway spruce forest
Suderová, Natálie ; Čada, Vojtěch (advisor) ; Janda, Pavel (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to summarize conteporary studies about the biological and ecological characteristics and demands of the plant, animal and fungi species inhabiting montane Norway spruce forests, especially those of the red-list species.
An extensive systematic review was conducted as a part of this study, with a systematic research of Web of Science database, finding science studies containing key words referencing to high montane spruce forest and biotope demands of organisms. Out of a total 475 studies found in a Web of Science database, 57 studies were chosen with objectiv criteria, and 44 were cited in the bachelor thesis.
Bachelor thesis chapters were dedicated to functional groups of organisms, as often found in studied literature, i.e. vascular plants, fungi, lichenes and epiphytes, arthropods and nematodes, birds, mammals and amphibians.
Several structural key elements were found to be significant for the abundance, biodiversity and species composition of organisms inhabiting high montane spruce forest. These key elements are forest structure, deadwood, admixture tree species and environment pollution.
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