Revegetation differentially influences microbial trophic groups in a Qinghai‐Tibetan alpine steppe ecosystem
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DOI: 10.1002/jobm.201900149
Abstract: Revegetation accelerates the recovery of degraded lands. Different microbial trophic groups underpin this acceleration from the aspects of soil structure stabilization, nutrient accumulation, and ecosystem functions. However, little is known about how revegetation influences the… read more here.
Keywords: plant; trophic groups; microbial trophic; revegetation ... See more keywords
Metagenomic analysis reveals the effect of revegetation types on the function of soil microorganisms in carbon and nitrogen metabolism in the open-cast mining area
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DOI: 10.1007/s11104-024-06614-w
Abstract: Vegetation type is one of the most important contributing factors to changes in soil properties during the rehabilitation of mining areas. However, there is still insufficient awareness regarding the relationship between soil properties and the… read more here.
Keywords: soil microorganisms; function soil; metabolism; revegetation ... See more keywords
An investigation of the effects of capping on internal phosphorus release from sediments under rooted macrophytes (Phragmites australis) revegetation
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DOI: 10.1007/s11356-018-2432-1
Abstract: In eutrophic lake restorations, in situ capping is an often considered method to control sediment internal phosphorus (P) pollution for mitigating eutrophication status. Subsequent aquatic macrophyte revegetation can directly derive P from the sediment for… read more here.
Keywords: effects capping; australis revegetation; internal phosphorus; revegetation ... See more keywords
Effect of soil capping depth on phosphogypsum stack revegetation
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DOI: 10.1007/s11356-022-19420-7
Abstract: Phosphogypsum is a by-product of the phosphorus fertilizer production process and is typically stacked at the production sites. These stacks can potentially pose environmental hazards, which can be substantially reduced through reclamation by capping with… read more here.
Keywords: soil capping; revegetation; phosphogypsum stack; soil ... See more keywords
Revegetation with artificial plants improves topsoil hydrological properties but intensifies deep-soil drying in northern Loess Plateau, China
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DOI: 10.1007/s40333-018-0007-0
Abstract: Knowledge about the effects of vegetation types on soil properties and on water dynamics in the soil profile is critical for revegetation strategies in water-scarce regions, especially the choice of vegetation type and human management… read more here.
Keywords: hydrological properties; deep soil; revegetation; soil ... See more keywords
Water quality impacts of bare peat revegetation with lime and fertiliser application.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.apgeochem.2017.09.003
Abstract: Abstract Loss of peatland vegetation is a global problem with negative consequences for the quality of catchment drainage waters. Vegetation can be lost through a combination of human and natural processes, leading to areas of… read more here.
Keywords: application; water quality; bare peat; revegetation ... See more keywords
Secondary Invasion and Reinvasion after Russian-Olive Removal and Revegetation
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DOI: 10.1017/inp.2017.36
Abstract: Russian-olive is a nitrogen-fixing tree invading riparian corridors in western North America. The premise of revegetation after weed removal is that revegetation is required to return native species to a removal site and that revegetation… read more here.
Keywords: seed; native species; removal revegetation; revegetation ... See more keywords
Strategic planting and nutrient amendments to accelerate the revegetation of rapidly retreating coastal dunes
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DOI: 10.1111/1365-2664.14859
Abstract: The increasing frequency and severity of disturbances to coastal dune ecosystems requires developing and implementing restoration strategies that rapidly accelerate re‐establishment of vegetation, enhance dune accretion, and ultimately preserve dune ecosystem services. To assess how… read more here.
Keywords: planting nutrient; revegetation; dune building; nutrient addition ... See more keywords
Revegetated riparian areas are dominated by weeds, and lack structural diversity and natural recruitment: lessons for restoration practice
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DOI: 10.1111/rec.14098
Abstract: Riparian areas can be highly biodiverse and provide critical ecosystem services. However, they are frequently subject to anthropogenic impacts such as land clearing, agricultural use, and urban development. Restoration of riparian areas via revegetation commonly… read more here.
Keywords: recruitment; vegetation; plant recruitment; riparian areas ... See more keywords
Coupling coordination diagnosis of the vegetation‐soil system suitability under revegetation: a perspective from soil erosion control
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DOI: 10.1111/rec.70093
Abstract: The coupling degree between vegetation and soil was an important aspect of vegetation restoration, yet it remains underexplored. This study adopts the diagnosis and analysis method of vegetation‐soil system coupling coordination, dividing the characteristics of… read more here.
Keywords: vegetation soil; vegetation; soil; coupling coordination ... See more keywords
Assessing Seed Mixtures for Roadside Revegetation – Richness and Origin as Predictors for Erosion Control
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DOI: 10.12911/22998993/187147
Abstract: Roadside revegetation practices have evolved significantly in recent decades, spurred by the need for more reliable and cost-efficient operations and escalating concerns regarding biodiversity integration into large land-planning projects. While the use of rich and… read more here.
Keywords: erosion control; seed; seed mixtures; revegetation ... See more keywords