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The challenge of managing disturbance regimes, terrestrial communities and rare species in a suburbanizing region: The northeastern US coastal sandplain

Christopher Neill, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (136(1) APR 2007)

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Distribution, species composition and management implications of seed banks in southern New England coastal plain ponds

Christopher Neill, Auteur ; Maira Ometto Bezerra, Auteur ; Richard McHorney, Auteur ; Claire B. O'Dea, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (142(7) JUL 2009)

Buried seeds that germinate during periods of low water or water level drawdown can play important roles in shaping plant community composition, community dynamics and species richness in ecosystems with fluctuating water levels. Northeastern US[...]

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Historical influences on the vegetation and soils of the Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts coastal sandplain: Implications for conservation and restoration

Christopher Neill, Auteur ; Betsy Von Holle, Auteur ; Katherine Kleese, Auteur ; Kristin D. Ivy, Auteur ; Alexandra R. Colllins, Auteur ; Claire Treat, Auteur ; Mary Dean, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (136(1) APR 2007)

Both disturbance history and previous land use influence present-day vegetation and soils. These influences can have important implications for conservation of plant communities if former disturbance and land use change species abundances, incre[...]

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