Chronosequence of former kaolinite open cast mines suggests active intervention is required for the restoration of Atlantic heathland
Abstract
Atlantic lowland heath (ALH) is a priority conservation habitat in Western Europe, but restoration efforts have met with mixed success due to the complexity associated with replicating establishment conditions. By virtue of their impoverished, often acidic soils and geographic location in areas naturally occupied by ALH communities, former kaolinite mine sites may offer an excellent opportunity for heathland restoration. Using a chronosequence...
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Title
Chronosequence of former kaolinite open cast mines suggests active intervention is required for the restoration of Atlantic heathland
Published Date
Apr 23, 2020
Journal
Volume
28
Issue
3
Pages
661 - 667
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