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https://doi.org/10.1007/b116020 to approximately half that amount over the last two millennia to make way for agriculture and human settlement. In recent decades, however, this trend has reversed, with net gains in temperate and boreal tree cover of over 3 million ha annually between 1990 and 2015. Because social and economic dri

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Introduction to Probability Theory, approach to plant community restoration site assessment and treatment prescription. We propose that identifying a range of restoration ‘a(chǎn)pproaches’?to returning plant species to a site (involving levels of natural regeneration?and/or levels of reintroduction) can help practitioners better match the

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Gordon S. Knapp,Panayotis Georgopoulosare typically lost, there is large-scale removal of soil and alteration of geological profiles and often sites need to be managed in terms of the release of polluting or toxic materials such as salt, heavy metals or acid mine drainage. With the release of globally applicable Standards for the Ecolog

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Analytical Methods in Anisotropic Elasticityes, such precious resources are not available in the quantity, quality and diversity required to support such restoration efforts. Limitations to seed supply have been identified in many countries, and numerous public and private initiatives of varied scope and magnitude have embarked on the journey

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-06715-2ersity and high inbreeding can impact seed set and seedling vigour for many plant species limiting seed and species availability for restoration activities. This can also explain poor restoration outcomes if seedlings fail to thrive or if an inbreeding population is established. The world of genetic

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