Book of Abstracts

Dénes Pauka, L. Dani, Jordána Mód, Sándor Szukits, Gábor Simon, Veronika Heckmann, Z. Kozma
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A major global sustainability challenge involves the management of ecosystems to ensure the provision of multiple ecosystem services. There is increasing evidence that soil organisms significantly contribute to shaping the biodiversity and functioning of plants in terrestrial ecosystems, as well as the ecological and evolutionary responses to environmental change. While still limited, knowledge about the spatial and temporal patterns of soil biodiversity and mechanistic understanding of how it regulates the structure and function of terrestrial ecosystems are growing rapidly. In this session we will be exploring a number of questions: How to integrate this new understanding into existing and novel frameworks of biodiversityfunctioning research?, How to best improve our understanding of the mechanisms that shape complex soil biological communities at different spatial and temporal scales?, How to best study the impact of soil biodiversity on plant traits in response to environmental change?, How do we most effectively integrate insights of soil biodiversity research into sustainable land management decisions?. The presentations in this workshop may include a range of approaches, methodologies and tools. These may include spatial analysis, aboveground and belowground biodiversity monitoring, functional traits and ecosystem services, decisionsupport systems, capacity development of stakeholders, local knowledge on biodiversity interactions and land management. Voluntary contributions accepted:
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全球可持续性面临的一项重大挑战涉及对生态系统的管理,以确保提供多种生态系统服务。越来越多的证据表明,土壤生物在塑造陆地生态系统中植物的生物多样性和功能,以及对环境变化的生态和进化反应方面发挥着重要作用。尽管土壤生物多样性的时空格局及其调控陆地生态系统结构和功能的机制的认识仍然有限,但正在迅速增长。在本次会议上,我们将探讨一些问题:如何将这种新的理解整合到现有的和新的生物多样性功能研究框架中?如何最好地提高我们对不同时空尺度下复杂土壤生物群落形成机制的理解?如何更好地研究土壤生物多样性对植物性状的影响以应对环境变化?我们如何最有效地将土壤生物多样性研究的见解纳入可持续土地管理决策?本次研讨会的演讲可能包括一系列的方法、方法论和工具。其中可能包括空间分析、地上和地下生物多样性监测、功能特征和生态系统服务、决策支持系统、利益相关者的能力发展、关于生物多样性相互作用和土地管理的地方知识。接受自愿捐款:
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