G. Hermann

发表

The role of a mound-building ecosystem engineer for a grassland butterfly

M. Streitberger, T. Fartmann, S. Rose, 2014, Journal of Insect Conservation.

Multi‐surveyor capture‐mark‐recapture as a powerful tool for butterfly population monitoring in the pre‐imaginal stage

T. Gottschalk, G. Markl, Jörg Döring, 2022, Ecology and evolution.

Combining larval habitat quality and metapopulation structure – the key for successful management of pre-alpine Euphydryas aurinia colonies

T. Fartmann, G. Kaule, N. Anthes, 2003, Journal of Insect Conservation.

Effects of mire type, land use and climate on a strongly declining wetland butterfly

T. Fartmann, S. Weking, G. Hermann, 2013, Journal of Insect Conservation.

The role of a mound-building ecosystem engineer for a grassland butterfly

M. Streitberger, T. Fartmann, S. Rose, 2014, Journal of Insect Conservation.

Cold‐adapted species in a warming world – an explorative study on the impact of high winter temperatures on a continental butterfly

T. Fartmann, Gregor Stuhldreher, G. Hermann, 2014 .

The Duke of Burgundy butterfly and its dukedom: larval niche variation in Hamearis lucina across Central Europe

T. Fartmann, N. Anthes, G. Hermann, 2008, Journal of Insect Conservation.

Does prescribed burning mean a threat to the rare satyrine butterfly Hipparchia fagi? Larval-habitat preferences give the answer

T. Fartmann, G. Hermann, Verena Möllenbeck, 2009, Journal of Insect Conservation.

'Conservation responsibilities' of municipalities for target species: prioritizing conservation by assigning responsibilities to municipalities in Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.

G. Kaule, G. Hermann, R. Jooß, 2009 .

Modern forest management and the decline of the Woodland Brown (Lopinga achine) in Central Europe

Thomas Fartmann, M. Streitberger, T. Fartmann, 2012 .