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Measurements were made of the length and disposition of all branches on young trees of P. contorta (a) planted in Peeblesshire, Scotland, in 1966, and...
Read moreThe selection of plant provenance for ecological restoration is an intensively debated topic. Throughout this debate, arguments mostly focus on plant ...
Read moreBest practice in native plant community restoration and/or revegetation recognizes the importance of using material of local provenance. At the practi...
Read moreDelineation of seed zones or provenance regions to preserve local adaptation is a common practice in forestry and restoration, as locally adapted plan...
Read moreSeed collected from natural stands of P. menziesii growing at (a) 250, (b) 520 and (c) 880 m alt. in Oregon, and from a cross between trees in (a) and...
Read moreMany habitat creation schemes specify that biological material of local provenance should be used in reintroductions. This has come to be the 'text bo...
Read morePlant provenance, plant facilitation and the characteristics of restoration sites are critical determinants of revegetation success. Surprisingly, how...
Read moreLand managers choose seed from a variety of provenances for restoration projects. By selecting seed of the local ecotype, managers can increase establ...
Read moreGrants for wildlife enhancement in the British Isles, UK have supported the widespread planting of new hedges along field margins. However, much of th...
Read moreIn a study at Craigellachie Forest, Scotland, during 1978-79, covering 5 soil types and 5 provenances planted in the early 1960s, pupal numbers of Pan...
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