The effect of tillage management and its interaction with site conditions and plant functional traits on plant species establishment during meadow restoration
Abstract
The restoration of grasslands is a key management practice that supports biodiversity across Europe. On species poor grasslands and ex-arable fields, the establishment of plant species is often limited by the availability of habitat niches, in particular space to germinate. We investigated the impacts of full inversion tillage and its interaction with site conditions and functional traits on the abundance of 51 plant species sown into a 2 ha...
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Title
The effect of tillage management and its interaction with site conditions and plant functional traits on plant species establishment during meadow restoration
Published Date
Jul 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
117
Pages
28 - 37
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