Effectiveness of corridors varies among phytosociological plant groups and dispersal syndromes.

Results Significant effects of isolation measures–either Euclidean distance or resistance distance or both–on Jaccard similarity were found for all species groups, except for species with aquatic dispersal where resistance distance, however, was close to significance level (p = 0.063; Table 1 ; detailed model output is given in S5 Table ).

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Long-distance dispersed species showed a marginally significant effect of resistance distance, but not Euclidean distance.

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