Selected recent publications
2021
Deák, B., Bede, Á., Rádai, Z., Tóthmérész, B., Török, P., Nagy D., D., Torma, A., Lőrinczi, G., Nagy, A., Mizser, S., Kelemen, A., Valkó, O. (2021): Different extinction debts among plants and arthropods after loss of grassland amount and connectivity. Biological Conservation 264: 109372.
2020
Deák, B., Valkó, O., Nagy D. D., Török, P., Torma, A., Lőrinczi, G., Kelemen, A., Nagy, A., Bede, Á., Mizser, Sz., Csathó, A.I., Tóthmérész, B. (2020): Habitat islands outside nature reserves - threatened biodiversity hotspots of grassland specialist plant and arthropod species. Biological Conservation 241: 108254.
Deák, B., Bede, Á., Tóth, C.A., Valkó, O., Lisetskii, F., Buryak, Z., Bragina, T.M., Apostolova, I., Bán, M., Báthori, F. (2020): Eurázsiai Kurgán Adatbázis: Új nemzetközi adatbázis a kunhalmok védelméért. Tájökológiai Lapok 18 (2): 99-113.
2019
Bede, Á. (2019): Cadastral field works on prehistoric mounds in the central part of the Tiszántúl region. Acta Archaeologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 70: 283-300.
2018
Deák, B., Valkó, O., Török, P., Kelemen, A., Bede, Á., Csathó, A.I., Tóthmérész, B. (2018): Landscape and habitat filters jointly drive richness and abundance of grassland specialist plants in terrestrial habitat islands. Landscape Ecology 33: 1117-1132.
Ádám Bede
PhD, Research Fellow
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bede.adam@ecolres.hu
Research interests
Research of landscape archaeological features
The human communities living in the landscape leave landscape traces, so-called landscape archaeological features (e.g. mounds, ramparts, earthworks, sites of churches and settlements). Detailed investigation of these features enables to understand the connection between the landscape and people, to model the effects on the landscape and human communities. In addition during researches the ecological relevance of these features show up (conversion or losing of habitats). Good example of this is the decrease of biodiversity on the mounds (kurgans). For historical ecological investigations the analysis of landscape and settlement history, furthermore the place names - as landscape traces - give relevant information.