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  Direct and indirect effects of roads and road vehicles on the plant community composition of calcareous grasslands.

Lee, M. A.;  Power, S. A.;  Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK,  Environmental Pollution, 2013, 176, pp 106-113

Exposure of plants to vehicle exhaust emissions and road-induced changes to soil biogeochemistry and hydrology can lead to shifts in plant composition...

  A critical review of the science underpinning fire management in the high altitude ecosystems of south-eastern Australia.

Adams, M. A.;  Cunningham, S. C.;  Taranto, M. T.;  Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK,  Forest Ecology and Management, 2013, 294, pp 225-237

We reviewed the scope and quality of published literature relevant to management of the risk of fire and accompanying risks to ecological values, in t...

  Invasive alien plants elicit reduced production of flowers and fruits in various native forest species on the tropical island of Mauritius (Mascarenes, Indian Ocean).

Monty, M. L. F.;  Florens, F. B. V.;  Baider, C.;  Mongabay.com, San Francisco, USA,  Tropical Conservation Science, 2013, 6, 1, pp 35-49, 58 ref.

Biological invasions constitute a major threat to biodiversity. However, while the impact of invasive alien animals on native biota is often unambiguo...

  Long-term monitoring of vegetative stabilization of a road slope of gnaisse saprolite in Minas Gerais.

Einloft, R.;  Ruiz, H. A.;  Costa, L. M. da;  Schaefer, C. E. G. R.;  Griffith, J. J.;  Silva Junior, W. M. da;  Passos, R. R.;  Sociedade Brasileira de Ciência do Solo, Viçosa, Brazil,  Revista Brasileira de Ciência do Solo, 2013, 37, 1, pp 260-270, 21 ref.

The succession of events after revegetation has rarely been studied. A plant consortium with a good initial development may come to be inadequate late...

  Restoration and science: a practitioner/scientist's view from rare habitat restoration at a southern California preserve.

DeSimone, S. A.;  Wiley-Blackwell, Boston, USA,  Restoration Ecology, 2013, 21, 2, pp 149-152

Researchers reexamining the relationship between restoration science and practice report a continuing scientist-practitioner gap. As a land manager wi...

  Plant recruitment in early development stages on rehabilitated quarries in Hong Kong.

Zhang Hao;  Zhuang XueYing;  Chu, L. M.;  Wiley-Blackwell, Boston, USA,  Restoration Ecology, 2013, 21, 2, pp 166-173

To understand vegetation development during the ecological succession of rehabilitated quarries, floristic composition and structure were evaluated at...

  Population response of giant Galápagos tortoises to feral goat removal.

Márquez, C.;  Gibbs, J. P.;  Carrión, V.;  Naranjo, S.;  Llerena, A.;  Wiley-Blackwell, Boston, USA,  Restoration Ecology, 2013, 21, 2, pp 181-185

Efforts to eradicate nonnative mammals to restore oceanic island ecosystems have become increasingly successful but parallel tracking of response by n...

  Competitive control of an exotic mangrove species: restoration of native mangrove forests by altering light availability.

Chen LeiYi;  Peng ShaoLin;  Li Jing;  Lin ZhenGuang;  Zeng Yan;  Wiley-Blackwell, Boston, USA,  Restoration Ecology, 2013, 21, 2, pp 215-223

Recently, many studies have focused on the possibility of restoring mangrove ecosystems by introducing fast-growing mangroves. However, methods for ma...

  Management of non-native annual plants to support recovery of an endangered perennial forb, Ambrosia pumila.

Hasselquist, E. M.;  Hasselquist, N. J.;  Rogers, D. L.;  Wiley-Blackwell, Boston, USA,  Restoration Ecology, 2013, 21, 2, pp 224-231

Invasive non-native plants pose a ubiquitous threat to native plant communities and have been blamed for the decline of many endangered species. Endan...

  Invasive plant species and ground beetles and ants as potential of the biological control: a case of the Bojčin forest nature monument (Vojvodina province, Serbia).

Petrovic´, J.;  Stavretovic´, N.;  C´určic´, S.;  Jelic´, I.;  Mijovic´, B.;  Hrvatsko Šumarsko Društvo (Croatian Forestry Society), Zagreb, Croatia,  Šumarski List, 2013, 137, 1/2, pp 61-69, 50 ref.

The main aim of the conducted research was to determine the presence of invasive plant species in the protected natural area of the Bojčin Forest Natu...

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