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Importance of researching the mechanisms underpinning the restoration of whole ecosystem diversity

John R. Healey, Auteur ; Susan Tandy, Auteur ; Hilary L. Wallace, Auteur ; Julie C. Williamson, Auteur ; Mark A. Nason, Auteur ; Davey L. Jones, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (144(5) MAY 2011)

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Can a mesotrophic grassland community be restored on a post-industrial sandy site with compost made from waste materials?

Susan Tandy, Auteur ; Hilary L. Wallace, Auteur ; Davey L. Jones, Auteur ; Mark A. Nason, Auteur ; Julie C. Williamson, Auteur ; John R. Healey, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (144(1) JAN 2011)

Restoration of sites degraded by industry to species-rich semi-natural vegetation communities is difficult; it usually involves the addition of soil ameliorants but excessive fertility may favour dominance by competitive species. In a field-expe[...]

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Fertilizer application during primary succession changes the structure of plant and herbivore communities

Edwin C. Rowe, Auteur ; John R. Healey, Auteur ; Gareth Edwards-Jones, Auteur ; Joanna Hills, Auteur ; Mererid Howells, Auteur ; David L. Jones, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (131(4) SEP 2006)

Fertilization of secondary successional communities generally increases biomass but reduces diversity; its impact on primary successional communities is less well understood. Following applications of a balanced fertilizer to naturally establish[...]

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