Logging in boreal field-forest ecotones promotes flower-visiting insect diversity and modifies insect community composition

Published source details Korpela E.-L., Hyvonen T. & Kuussaari M. (2015) Logging in boreal field-forest ecotones promotes flower-visiting insect diversity and modifies insect community composition. Insect Conservation and Diversity, 8, 152-162.
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