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which represents 390 pieces (pc)/m 2 . That was why diet supply for granivorous forest rodents, in means of current biomass of beechmast, was ascertained in 5 beech stands. At each locality, beech stands were chosen to represent Kněhyně Mt. beech forests and differ in age structure and the elevation. Biomass of beech-mast crop collected from the lowest elevation (5 th vegetation tier) was higher (as to number of beechnuts/m 2 ) and heavier (g/m 2 ) compared to the highest elevation one (8 th vegetation tier). The beech forests from the lower altitude may have a better condition for the beech seeds production. As the granivorous species are peeling the beechnuts, so the peeled diet supply of beech-mast was also stated. This should be considered if calculating diet consumption of particular rodent species.

Beech-mast crop evaluation in Kněhyně forest complex (Beskydy Mts. Czech Republic) as a food supply for granivorous rodents