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Habitat specificity, dispersal and burning season: Recovery indicators in New Zealand native grassland communities

2013-04-01

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Restoration programs for human-disturbed ecosystems rely on a good understanding of how recovery occurs. This requires elucidating the underlying succession process, which depends on species adaptations, their interactions, and the spatiotemporal characteristics of the disturbance. Using spiders, we aim to identify the drivers of succession after burning, commonly used in New Zealand native tussock grasslands, tes...

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a136e72e-a376-519d-8cc3-923d5ebc08a3
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10.1016/j.biocon.2013.01.004
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