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  5. The relationship between light levels and butterfly abundance in coppiced woodlands compared to non-coppiced woodlands.

The relationship between light levels and butterfly abundance in coppiced woodlands compared to non-coppiced woodlands.

Resource type
Master's dissertation
Creator (person)
Montgomery, Chloe
Date published
October 2025
Publisher
Royal Holloway, University of London, United Kingdom
Official URL
https://doi.org/10.34885/2c88-5v21
Rights statement
In Copyright
DOI
10.34885/2c88-5v21
Keywords
Light levels
Butterflies
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Wakehurst Place
Non-coppiced woodlands
Lepidoptera
Butterfly abundance
Woodlands
Coppiced woodands
Additional information
Dissertation submitted for the degree of Master of Science in Global Health: Food Security, Sustainability and Biodiversity awarded by Royal Holloway, University of London
Collection
MSc Dissertations: Global Health: Food Security, Sustainability and Biodiversity
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