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Prescribed burning and post-fire recovery time shape microhymenopteran communities in high-nature-value grasslands
Semi-natural dry grasslands of Central Europe represent important biodiversity hotspots but are increasingly affected by land-use change and restoration management practices, including prescribed burning. Although fire is applied to maintain open grassland structure, its effects on microhymenopteran
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