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THE ROLE OF STOCHASTICITY AND PRIORITY EFFECTS IN FLOODPLAIN RESTORATION
Abstract
This paper is a test of two widely held assumptions in the practice of riparian restoration: (1) if physical processes are restored, plant communities will naturally reassemble themselves, and (2) restored communities will resemble reference sites. Seasonal flooding was restored to two interconnected floodplains in the Central Valley of California (USA), and plant community establishment was studied for six years at 300 permanent vegetation...
Paper Details
Title
THE ROLE OF STOCHASTICITY AND PRIORITY EFFECTS IN FLOODPLAIN RESTORATION
Published Date
Jul 1, 2007
Journal
Volume
17
Issue
5
Pages
1312 - 1324
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