Titlebook: Wetlands: Functioning, Biodiversity Conservation, and Restoration; Roland Bobbink,Boudewijn Beltman,Dennis F. Whigham Book 2006 Springer-V

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Contrasting Approaches to the Restoration of Diverse Vegetation in Herbaceous Wetlandswith a combination of features — a dependable water source, water with low nutrient concentrations, low nutrient influxes (which prevent any one species from developing high biomass), and a lack of dominance (allowing many olig- otrophic species to co-exist). Fens and sedge meadows remain low in nut

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Fen Management and Research Perspectives: An Overviewound- or surface water-fed mown grassland that does not form peat, since it was formed after modest drainage of a fen or it developed on a predominantly moist soil (Grootjans and Van Diggelen 1995). Therefore, fens and fen mead- ows are considered to be different ecosystems by most European authors.

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Eco-Hydrological Functioning of the Biebrza Wetlands: Lessons for the Conservation and Restoration o). In the second half of the twentieth century, many floodplains, fens, and riparian woodlands were cultivated for agricultural purposes. In addition, the remain- ing riverine wetlands lost species due to the impact of human activities (Rich and Woodruff 1996; McCollin et al. 2000). Recently, policy

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Roland Bobbink,Dennis F. Whigham,Boudewijn Beltman,Jos T. A. Verhoevenmission Organization and Independent System Operator in the United States that covers approximately 1.05?million square kilometers (406 thousand square miles), serves over 40 million people and comprises 135,000?MW of generation of which currently 11,000?MW is wind, Fig.?.. The wind is located at ov

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