Claim · model-written summary
The combined restoration approach was judged very effective.
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e0“The combination of nutrient‐poor substrate, inoculation with raked/mown plant material and grazing proved to be a very effective restoration method for dry base‐rich sand ecosystems”
t0“sandy grassland”
Title
Carsten Eichberg; Christian Storm; Michael Stroh; et al. Applied Vegetation Science 2010. doi:10.1111/j.1654-109x.2010.01082.x
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- Observation Restored site vegetation developed continuously toward donor site vegetation.
- Observation Target species ratios in restored sites tended toward donor site ratios.
- Intervention effect Grazing reduced a carpet forming moss and litter.
- Intervention effect Grazing significantly enhanced relative target species cover in the final two years.
- Observation After four years, restored communities functioned as developed habitat network parts.