Guidelines for native seed production and grassland restoration / edited by Kathrin Kiehl [and others].

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TextPublication details: Newcastle upon Tyne : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2014.Description: 1 online resource (312 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781443861854
1443861855
9781306891622
1306891620

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Guidelines for Native Seed Production and Grassland Restoration.DDC classification:

577.4

LOC classification:

QH541.5.P7

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Contents:

Table of contents; chapter one; introduction; chapter two; chapter 2.1; chapter 2.2; chapter 2.3; chapter three; chapter 3.1; chapter 3.2; chapter four; chapter 4.1; chapter 4.2; chapter 4.3; chapter 4.4; chapter 4.5; chapter 4.6; chapter 4.7; chapter 4.8; chapter five; chapter 5.1; contributors.

Summary: World-wide, the degradation and destruction of both natural and traditionally used semi-natural ecosystems is drastically increasing. Unfortunately, commercial seed mixtures, consisting of non-native species and genetically uniform cultivars, are widely used in grassland restoration, often with negative effects on biodiversity. Therefore, native species should be used in the ecological restoration of natural and semi-natural vegetation. This book compiles results from recent studies presented ...

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World-wide, the degradation and destruction of both natural and traditionally used semi-natural ecosystems is drastically increasing. Unfortunately, commercial seed mixtures, consisting of non-native species and genetically uniform cultivars, are widely used in grassland restoration, often with negative effects on biodiversity. Therefore, native species should be used in the ecological restoration of natural and semi-natural vegetation. This book compiles results from recent studies presented ...