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Tree regeneration and ontogenetic strategies of northern European hemiboreal forests: transitioning towards closer-to-nature forest management

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By Wang H-H, Grant WE, Koralewski TE, Byram TD
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1Department of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding, Institute of Forestry, Lithuanian Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry, Girionys, Kaunas, Lithuania 2Bioeconomy Research Institute, Vytautas Magnus University, Akademija, Kaunas, Lithuania DOI 10.7717/peerj.17644 Academic Editor Shaw Badenhorst Subject Areas Biodiversity, Ecology, Plant Science, Forestry Keywords Tree growth, Tree development, Stand development, Sustainable forest management, Ecological forestry Copyright © Licence...
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Natural grazing by horses and cattle promotes bird diversity in a restored European alluvial grassland

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By Bibby CJ, Cody ML, Donald PF, Grant WE
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1Research Station Petite Camargue Alsacienne, Saint Louis, France 2Department of Environmental Sciences, Universität Basel, Basel, Switzerland 3Oikostat GmbH, Ettiswil, Switzerland DOI 10.7717/peerj.17777 Academic Editor Fernanda Michalski Subject Areas Biodiversity, Conservation Biology, Ecology, Ecosystem Science Keywords Rewilding, Natural grazing, Heterogeneity, Equid, Bovid, Bird guilds, Highland cattle, Konik horse Copyright © Licence This is an open access article distributed under the...
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The vegetation of Holocene coastal dunes of the Cape south coast, South Africa

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By Brooke BP, Thomas DS, Grant WE, Keith DA
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The sedimentary deposits associated with Holocene coastal dunes are regionally and globally rare habitats (Roberts et al., 2006), characterized—in relation to their immediate hinterlands—by harsh environments (Hesp & Martínez, 2007) and relatively species-poor, albeit highly endemic, floras (Grobler et al., 2020; Grobler & Cowling, 2021; Kruckeberg & Rabinowitz, 1985; Van der Maarel, 1993).
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